Natvia lime and passion fruit drizzle cake

Natvia lime and passion fruit drizzle cake - Pikalily food blog

We recently shared our lemon drizzle cake recipe with you and as it’s a pretty easy recipe to follow and make, we decided to make another drizzle cake, this time using lime and passion fruit curd.  In this cake we used a new product we’ve come across called Natvia; it’s a sweetener alternative to sugar.  Here is how we did it.

Ingredients

For the batter mix:

  • 225g (8oz) butter at room temperature
  • 225g (8oz) Natvia baking pack
  • 275g (10oz) self raising flour
  • 2 tbsp baking powder
  • 4 eggs
  • 4 tbsp milk
  • zest of 1 lime
  • 2 tbsp passion fruit curd, heaped

For the glaze:

  • 85g (3oz) Natvia sweetener
  • Juice of 1 lime

Cooking and preparation time: 10 minutes prep, 35 – 40 minutes cooking

Serves: 16 – 18 slices

Natvia cake recipe - Pikalily food blog

1. Prepare the cake batter

To being, first pre-heat your oven to 180C (160C for a fan oven).  Grease and line a baking tin and put all your ingredients into a bowl, beating for 2-3 minutes until the batter is smooth.  At this point you need to add your passion fruit curd as this will add some flavour to the cake and help keep it nice and moist.

Lime and passion fruit cake batter - Pikalily food blog Lime passion fruit cake batter in tin - pikalily food blog

2. Bake the cake batter

Put the cake batter into your cake tin and spread evenly.  Cook the mixture in the centre of the oven for 35-40 minutes or until golden on top.  Check the cake is cooked all the way through by placing a skewer into the middle of it.  If the skewer comes out clear your cake is ready, if there is some mix on the skewer then leave it in for a few minutes longer.  When your cake is ready, set aside before adding the glaze.

Baking lime passion fruit drizzle cake - Pikalily food blog

3. Make the lime glaze

Heat the lime juice with the Natvia sweetener in a pan on a medium heat until it has all dissolved.  Once dissolved, spoon the glaze over your cake, poking holes in the cake mix to allow the glaze to go down into the cake.  The heat of the cake will soak up the syrup adding a zesty lime flavour to it.

Serve and enjoy.

Slice lime drizzle cake - Pikalily food blog

You can find out more about the Natvia sweetener products including where to buy and some recipes by visiting www.natvia.co.uk.

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