Baumkuchen recipe

This Baumkuchen recipe from Jamie Oliver has real wow factor, but, despite taking some time to put together it is not particularly challenging to make.

German Tree Cake "Baumkuchen" is more famous in Japan than it is in Germany. Here is an easy way to make the stunning cake that resembles tree growth rings.

The “Baumkuchen” cake is a specialty pastry relatively unknown outside of Germany. Preparing it takes a unique process by which each layer of batter is baked one after another with thin layers of jam added in between. This homemade version uses a slightly different process from conventional bakeries, but it's just as good!

A healthier version of the traditional Kek Lapis. Original recipe shared by Daniel Leong. Ingredients 200g butter (as a personal preference, I use salted butter) 6 egg yolks 60g castor sugar 50g almond powder 100g plain flour 1tsp lapis spice* 50g milk 1tsp vanilla extract 2tsp rum* 60g castor sugar 6 egg whites *these ingredients are optional. I added them as I wanted a distinctive kek lapis taste. Method Preheat oven at 240C. Grease and line 6” square baking tin. Sieve flour with lapis…

Baumkuchen is a German layered cake that looks like tree rings when cut into. Layers are made by broiling or grilling each layer of batter.

image seached from google it's been a looong time since last time i wrote a post about something from my kitchen. i have meen trying lots of recipes lately, from muffin to cakes, martabak, bread, chocolate balls, and many more. A week ago, somehow i missed lapis legit (indonesian layer cake). i was browsing for recipe on the net and i was surprised that to make a loaf of lapis legit it requires 20-25 eggs. WHAATTT... even if i just make half of the recipe it would be 10 eggs? too much…

Although time intensive, this is an easy-to-follow, authentic Baumkuchen recipe, also know as German tree cake. No marzipan required!

Getting a grandmother's recipe is like receiving a nugget of gold or being the recipient of gleaming treasure. When my friend Lena offered to show me how to make her grandmother Luise's German baumkuchen or tree cake recipe I jumped at the chance to make this wonderful and intriguing cake!

Apart from being absolutely delicious, this to me is one of the most intriguing cakes ever invented.