This recipe is from a non-food blog:
french word of the day. I subscribed to Kristin Espinasse's list a few years ago when I moved to Geneva. Back in 2007 she posted up a recipe for a yoghurt cake which sounded really fun to make, but somehow I never got around to making it. Not sure why, guess because whenever I had yoghurt in the house, I ate it instead of baking with it!
After I had an operation two years ago, I have become oddly sensitive to yoghurt, to the point where I really can't eat it any more. Some friends of mine were emptying their fridge before they departed for a long trip and gave me some yoghurt. Rather than throw it out I thought to myself "ahah! I can finally make that recipe!".
Here's hoping that I can eat cooked yoghurt.
The funky thing about this recipe is its beautiful simplicity.
Ingredients: one small container of plain yoghurt (reserve the container for measuring the remaining ingredients)
flour
sugar
vegetable oil
two eggs
2 teaspoons baking powder
Instructions
Fill/empty the yoghurt container...
...3 times with flour
...2 times with sugar
...1 time with vegetable oil.
First combine yoghurt, beaten eggs & sugar. Next, add flour and baking soda, stir. Add a pinch of salt... Pour in oil and mix well.
Pour into a greased cake pan and bake for 45 minutes at 150°C (300°F).
How easy is that?
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