After making the Kitchen Shelves card and reminissing about my Mams Sunday baking days I had loads of requests of how to make them so here it is all listed below.
I'm going to take mine to work tomorrow as a treat for us all.
Jelly Jubilee Cakes
You will need....
cakes .....
eggs 3, Selfraising Flour 6oz, Caster Sugar (fine suger)6oz, Butter 6oz.
topping..
1 packet fruit Jelly (Jello), 1 packet of cocunut strands (dessicated coconut)
Filling
1 carton of double cream.
Lets begin.
Beat sugar and butter together until light and fluffy, add 1 egg and a little bit of the flour and beat into the mixture, repeat this with the remaining eggs and flour holding a little bit of the flour back, the remaining flour needs to be folded gently into the mixture.
Fill your cake cases with the mixture and bake in the over 190c or for fan assisted ovens 170c fo 20 - 25 minutes.
Once baked leave on a baking tray to cool, try not to eat one like I did or you will only get 11 to finish ha ha!
While you are waiting for the cakes to cool make up the packet of raspberry jelly, make the jelly with less water than is recomended so that you get a stronger flavour and it will take less time to start setting, it needs to be nearly set before dipping the cakes into it.
Once you have the jelly to that stage, dip in the cake then roll it in the cocunut strands.
Once the cakes are coated in the raspberry jelly and the coconut
leave to one side until the jelly is set.
Leave the cakes for a little while until the raspberry jelly is set.
Once set slice in half, whisk up the double cream until it is stiff and forming peeks then add a generous dollop on the bottom half of the cake then add the top of the cake on top sandwiching the cream inside the cake.
And eat.........
30 comments:
Oh Jak they look gorgeous,have saved this for the next time I bake.Thanks.
Sue x
Oh My! Regular followers of my blog will know that I am officially a "Disaster in the Catering Department"...I have now designated YOU my BFF and look forward to a cake in the post...lol xxxx
OHHHHH JAk! You look like you have to many there... you should send some this way :)
YUM! These look so delicious I'll have to convert to our measurements and give this recipe a try. Thank you for sharing.
ooh thanks for this Jak .. they look really scrummy yummy
Lisa ;)
Definitely yummy Jak x I used to make these cakes too (we are from the same part of the world) although I used jam but your idea with jelly sounds super - must try soon !
Hi Jak
They look absolutely yummy. I must make some when I have time. I've never made these before although I have made madeleines which are very similar I suppose except that you put jam on those before rolling in the coconut - never thought of using table jelly - what a great idea.
jak, I am thinking that the jelly is called jello in this part of the world...a packet of powder that you mix with hot water and it sets firm? and jiggles if you wobble it?? They sure look yummy scrummy!!
ooooh I like and think will make some this week for work but then I doubt they would get to work hmmn will yours lol
I've never seen these before, HAVE to try them, they look so yummy!!!
Cyber cruelty is what it is, showing us those cakes, lol! They look incredibly inviting Jak, thanks for sharing the recipe, Hazel x
Oh YUMMY! Will have to give this one a go later when DD gets home from school! They look delicious! ♥
I'm starting week 2 of my diet so I'm glad they're low cal cakes!! ^.^ They do look very yummy ♥
OMG! My mouth is watering just reading the recipe and looking at the pic! I really must have a go at making these, they look scrummy!
Diet out of the window now, I will have to go find something to eat!!!
xx Lynn xx
Bless you - I have been thinking about these ever since you posted your card and talked about them :) I can't wait to make them - yummy!
Just great, Jak! Now I have drooled all over the keyboard of my computer and how do I explain that????These look fabulous and I have just told Weight Watchers to kiss off! I will be making these soon! And probably eating every one of them!
Looks delicious Jak!!
Hugs Heidy
Mmmmmmmmmmmmm I can TASTE those!
Hugs
Christine x
Jak, memories, memories! My elderly sister made these and the short cut is....
buy an unfilled sponge cake/cakes.
Freeze, cut rounds with a biscuit cutter, then follow the same procedure.
Wonderful!
Cheers, Grace.
Oh! How yummy looking are these!
Never seen this receipe before will write it down and give it a whirl! Perfect with coffee.
Chrissyxx p.s. Only eight left on that plate lol??
These look very tasty Jak ..... Naughty but Nice LOl
hugs sally x
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ooo yummy yum...thank you so much for sharing i am deffo going to make these later today .xx
I'm sorry Jak but I think you are rather naughty posting something like this and even going as far as showing pictures of yumminess.... i might just have to report your post as an offensive one to blogger LOL!!!
Your colleagues are very lucky - and i'm very jealous.... is there nothing you can do????
TFS - these look to yummy to resist making!
Paula x x x
Those look CRAZY delicious!
Gawd, they look delish!! mmmmm
Oooo these look yummy and certainly something I will be trying :) thank you so much for sharing the recipe with us. xxx
mmm they look gorgeous, i have probably added pounds to my diet just looking at them.
caroline x
Thankyou..Thankyou for shareing your recipe,I was hoping you would.Will be trying these,they look delicous.
Darlene Canada
mmmmmm can't wait to try these. So happy you posted the recipe. Thanks Jak
I can't tell from the picture what size pans these are baked in. Could you help? Also how many does the recipe make? Thanks
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