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Moroccan Honey & Mint Syrup Cake

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Ingredients

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160 g butter, softened
310 g sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons chopped of fresh mint
6 eggs
230 g desiccated coconut
210 g self-raising flour
200 ml water
180 g sugar
1 1/2 cups coarsely chopped of fresh mint
75 g butter
180 g honey
180 g sliced almonds

Nutritional information

7462
Calories
3461 g
Calories From Fat
384.6 g
Total Fat
202.2 g
Saturated Fat
1771.2 mg
Cholesterol
5076.3 mg
Sodium
952.2 g
Carbs
46 g
Dietary Fiber
748.2 g
Sugars
110.2 g
Protein
2158g
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Moroccan Honey & Mint Syrup Cake

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    This cake was delicious! I found it when searching for a Moroccan dessert for a themed dinner party. I served it with orange segments that I soaked in juice with a bit of cinnamon. Everyone loved it, and it looked beautiful... my pictures is what was leftover which will let you see the consistency of the cake. I had a problem with the directions, because I didn't read the whole recipe first - a rookie mistake. For the mint syrup the first instruction says to add all the ingredients to a sauce pan, so I added all six ingredients, but realized that I should have reserved the butter, honey and almonds for the next step. No harm done because I had extra of all three.

    • 130 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Moroccan Honey & Mint Syrup Cake, The delicious Moroccan combination of mint and honey comes through well in this sweet, moist cake Perfect with a dollop of natural yoghurt sweetened with honey and mint, and freshly made mint tea Makes 1 x 20cm-round cake, This cake was delicious! I found it when searching for a Moroccan dessert for a themed dinner party I served it with orange segments that I soaked in juice with a bit of cinnamon Everyone loved it, and it looked beautiful my pictures is what was leftover which will let you see the consistency of the cake I had a problem with the directions, because I didn’t read the whole recipe first – a rookie mistake For the mint syrup the first instruction says to add all the ingredients to a sauce pan, so I added all six ingredients, but realized that I should have reserved the butter, honey and almonds for the next step No harm done because I had extra of all three


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Preheat the Oven to 150c. Beat the Butter, Sugar and Mint Until They Begin to Change Colour. Add Small Quantities of the Egg, Coconut and Flour, Beating Well Between Each Addition to Prevent the Mixture from Curdling. Repeat Until You Have Used These Ingredients Up.

    2
    Done

    Line a Lightly Greased Spring-Release Cake-Tin With Baking Paper. Pour the Batter Inches Bake For 1-11/2 Hours (you Can Make the Mint Syrup During This Time). Check the Cake Is Baked by Inserting a Skewer in the Centre. If It Comes Out Clean, the Cake Is Ready. Remove from the Oven and Allow It to Cool in the Tin For 5-10 Minutes.

    3
    Done

    For the Mint Syrup.

    4
    Done

    Place All Ingredients in a Saucepan and Bring to the Boil, Stirring Occasionally to Ensure the Sugar Is Dissolved. Remove from the Heat and Allow to Cool For 30- 45 Minutes. Strain Through a Sieve and Discard the Mint Leaves. Use the Syrup as Directed.

    5
    Done

    to Assemble.

    6
    Done

    Preheat the Oven to 170c. With the Cake Still in the Tin, Prick 60-70 Holes in the Top. Pour the Mint Syrup Evenly Over the Cake, Allowing It to Soak Inches.

    7
    Done

    Place the Butter, Honey and Almonds in a Saucepan and Melt Them Together, Stirring Until All Are Well Combined. Do not Allow to Boil. Remove from the Heat and Immediately Spread This Topping on the Cake.

    8
    Done

    Place the Cake Back in the Oven and Bake the Topping to a Light Amber Colour (about 15 Minutes). Remove and Allow to Cool in the Tin For 20-30 Minutes. Take the Cake Out of the Tin Carefully and While It Is Still Warm, Gently Remove the Baking Paper. Dust the Cake With Icing Sugar Before Serving.

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