Jamie Oliver’s Tangerine Dream Cake
This tangy tangerine dream cake from Jamie Oliver is drizzled with a sweet icing. It's perfect as part of a picnic spread, or simply eaten with a hot cup of tea as a mid-morning snack.
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Introduction
A pleasure to make, this cake is joyous served with a cup of tea – make sure you pack your flask. Any leftovers crumbled over ice cream will also be a treat. I like to make the whole thing on the day, but you can absolutely make the sponge ahead and simply store it in an airtight container overnight.
Ingredients
| 250g | soft unsalted butter |
| 250g | runny honey |
| 250g | self-raising flour |
| 200g | ground almonds |
| 1 tbsp | vanilla bean paste |
| 6 | large eggs |
| 4 | tangerines |
| 100g | icing sugar |
| optional: natural yoghurt, to serve |
Essential kit
You will need: a food processor and a 2-litre, non-stick bundt tin (see tip).
Method
On the day: Preheat the oven to 180ºC and generously grease a 2-litre nonstick bundt tin with butter. Place the remaining butter in a food processor with the honey, flour, almonds, vanilla paste and a pinch of sea salt. Crack in the eggs, finely grate in the tangerine zest (reserving some for garnish) and blitz until smooth. Pour the mixture into the bundt tin, scraping it out of the processor with a spatula, then jiggle the tin to level it out. Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, or until golden and an inserted skewer comes out clean. Leave for a few minutes, then turn out on to a wire rack and leave to cool completely.
Sift the icing sugar into a bowl, then squeeze and stir in enough tangerine juice to make a thick drizzle. Pour or spoon over the cool cake, easing some drips down the sides in an arty way, then sprinkle over the reserved zest. Peel the remaining tangerines and slice into rounds, to serve on the side. A spoonful of yoghurt also pairs with it very nicely, if you like.
Tip: Don’t worry if you don’t have a bundt tin, a 25cm cake tin lined with greaseproof paper will work just as well.
CALORIES 348kcal FAT 22.3g SAT FAT 9.3g PROTEIN 6.9g CARBS 32.1g SUGAR 20.1g SALT 0.4g FIBRE 0.6g
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