Simple and Delicious Sour Milk and Semolina Cake. Lihtne hapupiima- mannakook

Simple and Delicious Sour Milk and Semolina Cake. This one of the cakes that makes your fantasy work.
You can bake it as simple version  or add lot of different ingredients and additives and get every day new cake.
Why not to add some berries. Or nuts. Or during wintertime little bit candied fruit and ginger and cinnamon. …
This cake would like to have the accompany a sauce or jelly or kissell.

Or just some fresh strawberries 🙂

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Sour Milk Cake

Simple and Delicious Sour Milk and Semolina Cake

  • Servings: 20 cm
  • Difficulty: easy
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A simple and delicious cake


Ingredients

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  • 1 cup  of semolina
  • 125 ml sour milk (or kefir or buttermilk or yoghurt )
  • 1 egg
  • 100 g sugar
  • 50 g butter
  • lemon juice and zest
  • 40 g raisins or other dried/fresh fruits. I used dried apples
  • salt
  • 0,5 teaspoon baking powder
  • 2 tablespoon flour
  • for greasing pan some butter and bread crumbs


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Directions

  1. Mix together the semolina and sour milk and leave to swell for 30-40 minutes
  2. Melt the butter. Prepare raisins or other fruits
  3. beat egg and sugar together, add semolina mixture and soft butter and fruits. Mix together  flour and baking powder  and add the ingredients to the mixture gradually while stirring
  4. Season with lemon juice and grated zest.
  5. Pour into greased and bread crumbs covered pan.
  6. Bake at 175 C convection (medium heat) for 40-45 minutes.

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6 thoughts on “Simple and Delicious Sour Milk and Semolina Cake. Lihtne hapupiima- mannakook”

  1. I am not really a baker as you may remember but I have had this and liked it very much – well, semolina is a favourite to begin with 🙂 ! I cannot really make sour milk here as we only have the ultra-pasteurized supermarket milk. But I shall prepare it with buttermilk methinks . . or even plain yogurt of which there is always plenty in the fridge . . . best . . .

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  3. OMG, this is America. Why does this recipe mention GRAMS, MILLILETERS? Have to go to GOOGLE to re interpret all this stuff. Did not appreciate.

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