This orange cake is one of the most beautiful, fragrant, and festive cakes you’ll ever bake. With warm spices like ginger and ...

This Passover Sponge Cake is a light, airy and citrus-flavored Jewish dessert that you can serve after your seder dinner.

A simple all-in-one chocolate orange cake, is covered with an indulgent chocolate ganache. Deceptively easy to make and a treat for any occasion. If you are short of time to decorate the cake ...

This orange and almond cake is deliciously moist and great for people who like a bit of marmaladey bitterness. It can easily be made gluten-free too. Wash the oranges thoroughly. Bring them to the ...

Delicious orange zest with a hint of lemon in every bite. Now beat the egg whites till they are stiff and fold them to the batter with a metal spoon. 8. Stand this bowl in a pan of water and bake in a ...

Pour the orange batter into a large bowl. Combine the batter with 175g of the caster sugar, the eggs, olive oil, baking powder, salt, and polenta until you get a loose cake mixture. Finally ...

Grease and flour the cake tins. Line the base of each with silicone paper. Cream the soft butter and gradually add the caster sugar. Whisk until soft and light and quite pale. Add the orange zest ...

Add zests. Whisk batter to thoroughly combine. Pour into prepared cake pan. Set pan in cold oven and set to 350 degrees. Bake until cake is golden brown and a knife comes out clean, 45-60 minutes.

Easter is approaching, and Italian lemon cream cake is a perfect ending to a holiday feast. A cake mix makes this recipe easy ...

You can replace some of the orange with lemon, mandarin or tangelos - just make sure you remove all the pips - and use whichever spices you prefer. You can also replace up to quarter of the ground ...

For the cake: Preheat the oven to 350˚F. Spray a 13-by-18-inch rimmed baking sheet with cooking spray. Whisk together the flour and baking powder in a medium bowl. Combine the sugar and orange ...