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Gluten-free tiger cake

Gluten-free tiger cake

Recipe by Virtasalmen Viljatuote Oy
4.0 from 8 votes
Doses

25

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Cooking time

45

minutes

Gluten-free tiger cake is a traditional coffee table treat that kids love too!

Ingredients

Preparation

  • Preheat the oven to 160 °C.
  • Mix the butter and sugar for about 5 minutes. Add the egg yolks, milk, flour and baking powder. Whisk the egg whites in a separate bowl and gently add to the batter. Divide the dough into two parts. Add vanilla sugar to one and cocoa powder to the other.
  • Grease and flour a rectangular baking dish using a gluten-free flour mix. Pour the dough alternately into the baking dish. Mix the dough together, for example with a grill rack. Bake in the oven for about 45 minutes. Check for doneness with a stick test.
  • Dump the warm tiger cake onto a plate and leave to cool under the pan. The gluten-free tiger cake is ready to enjoy!

8 Comments

  1. Bye!
    Great these gl recipes.
    However, it would be easier if you specified grams in decibels and tsp/tbsp measures in smaller weights.

  2. Yes, if you want to accurately measure all the substances, you have to do it in grams. Desit and spoon measurements are really vague measurements in baking and in the worst case the product will be ruined if you don't use an exact measurement.

    1. Hi Kai,
      That's right! Especially in Finnish recipes, we give the quantities in doses, because many Finnish home bakers don't own a kitchen scale 🙂 Of course, you can't get the same accuracy with measurements when using a kitchen scale.

      1. Can this tiger cake recipe also be made in a round cake tin? That way it would be more traditional.

      2. Couldn't the ingredients, e.g. flour, also be listed in grams in the recipes in brackets?
        Thanks for the good recipes!

  3. The last cake burned a bit (I didn't remember to set the alarm), but I'll try again.
    I do weigh and have changed the recipes I use to grams, decilitres and spoons are vague. An inexpensive kitchen scale costs about 10-15 euros.

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