Baking Powder-1 tsp
Baking Soda-1/4 tsp
Pure Ghee/Clarified butter-250gms/1 cup+1 tbsp+2 tsp
Powdered Sugar-250gms
Eggs-4 nos(Yellow and White separated)
Milk-1/2 cup
Sugar-2 tsp
Vanilla Essence-1/2 tsp
Method of Preparation:
1. In a bowl sift together APF, Baking powder and Baking Soda.
2. In another bowl, beat together ghee and powdered sugar with an electric beater on medium speed until light and fluffy. Then add egg yolks one at a time, beating well after each inclusion.
3. With the beater on low speed, alternately add flour and milk to Ghee mixture, beginning and ending with flour.
4. In another bowl whisk egg whites, then gradually add 2 tsp sugar and vanilla essence and continue to beat until stiff. Fold egg white mixture in to the ghee mix.
5. Pour in to a well-greased cake tin and bake in a preheated oven of 350F for 50-55 minutes, or till a wooden skewer inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean.
Notes:
1. Ghee cakes have a strong taste and smell of ghee and that is great.
2. Use a pan which holds the batter upto 3/4 of it.
wow..yummy and delicious...
ReplyDeleteWow, super soft n yummy cake! Will try it using some egg re-placer..
ReplyDeleteAmazing - I have a friend who is looking for the Cochin bakery ghee cake ...will share it with her. The same cake u get here in dubai is not as good as it is back home:) good job !!
ReplyDeleteGhee cake looks so soft.. Love the mini bundts.. Beautiful pictures..
ReplyDeleteLoks very inviting Reshmi. Awesome clicks
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!! Mouth Watering :)
ReplyDeleteyummy yummy!! so you r from cochin?
ReplyDeleteIts super soft cake...
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Ghee cake looks delicious Reshmi. Love it.
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ReplyDeletecake looks delectable dear...
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Extremely soft & yummm!!!
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Oh that looks lovely!!! so good an dso tempting!! nicely done and love all the pictures!!
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Looks awesome. am totally in love with this cake
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing recipe...ghee definitely will add to it's flavour and texture. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteVery cute looking and yummy cake
ReplyDeletethe cake looks absolutely delicious n fluffy!! tks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLooks simply awesome Reshmi...
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy..and a great idea to try with Ghee..
ReplyDeleteVery new to me..using ghee in a bake!!! Looks awesome..must try it soon
ReplyDeletenice clicks as usual :) can feel the aroma of ghee..
ReplyDeleteAmazing cake Reshmi....yummy
ReplyDeleteThat is indeed yummy... bookmarked..
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Wat a super spongy cake, am just keeping me away from ghee since a long, but you are pulling me to give a try to this fantastic cake.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful,irresistible cakes definitely.
hi reshmi, wow! you are the only person who does ghee cake recipe..that i know of.
ReplyDeletebookmarked with thanks, interesting recipe, never seen before. have a nice day
wow never heard of this cake made with pure ghee....luv it and very impressive presentation and clicks...
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This looks so soft and fresh, feel like grab a piece.
ReplyDeleteYummy cake, perfectly done n apts well for kiddos!!!
ReplyDeletelovely cake Reshmi! thanks for sharing this. any suggestions for replacing egg. would love to try.
ReplyDeletelooks so nice and soft - will have to try this one!
ReplyDeleteI was waiting to see the recipe after seeing your picture in fb. Book marked.plz tell me how many cups of castor sugar you used for this recipe?
ReplyDeleteI wanna piece of this right now,cake looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking cake..should have melted right in the mouth
ReplyDeletewow.. cake looks simply fantastic... please pass on the plate :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a unique cake,can imagine the flavor..love the texture
ReplyDeleteVery soft n flavor rich delicious cake...Well done Reshmi...great pics!
ReplyDeleteBookmarked,sure will give a try...
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome cake!! Loved the texture :)
ReplyDeletemy my! lovely pics!
ReplyDeleteWow, ghee cake sounds very interesting! Cute little cakes, look very pretty and delicious!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Ghee cake Reshmi, looks super soft and can just imagine how wonderful it must taste... will give it a try soon :) love your clicks dear
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ReplyDeletelove the recipe.. so soft looking cake..bookmarked
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Gheeyude alavu kanditte thala karangunnu but looks Gorgeous, will try it for sure,Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletei've never heard of ghee cake, although i know of ghee. i'd love to try it. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGhee is so tasty so i can image Ghee cake...you are right cochin bakery's ghee cake is awesome...have had tonnes of it :))
ReplyDeletewow..mouthwatering cake..The name itself makes me drool and perfect texture..Absolutely yummy!!
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Fabulous cake! Looks soft and delicious!
ReplyDeleteYummy and tempting ghee cake..
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ReplyDeleteThat was an amazing recipe. I tried it and it was soooo good. All my friends loved it! :)
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Wow your cakes look so cute...lovely clicks.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week ahead :)
hi reshmi, i think ghee cake is a traditional recipe which many people dont know including me... thanks dear, bookmarked this.. looks yummy for tea. have a nice day
ReplyDeleteWonderful cake..absolutely delicious.
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looks especially tasty
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Wow.. super soft n delicious cake.. n what amazing clicks!
ReplyDeleteI am sure this cake must have a very special and unique taste, very different from the ones we are used to!Looks very fluffy and appetizing!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious
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Thank you for linking this to the DMBLGIT- very delicious and good looking indeed.
ReplyDeleteGhee cake looks perfect..Excellent clicks..
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe - tried it and it came out delicious, perhaps even better than Cochin Bakery's Famous Ghee Cake...:-)
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Yes.. Thats my favorite cake in cochin bakery.. Whenever i visit mangalore of course i buy that.. but slightly expensive..
ReplyDeleteThis is great with a cappuccino latte, my father usually dunks his cake in there first LOL. Great recipe!
ReplyDeleteLove the texture of these delectable cakes! Loved it on your header post too!:-)
ReplyDeletenice .. will Try this INSHA ALLAH
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It was my first attempt in baking..and really came out well :-)Thanks for sharing such a wonderful recipe!!!
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ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for sharing this recipe.I was trying to get it from such a long time. Will definitely try it.
ReplyDeleteexcellent recipe with ghee,not known to many. our family relished the cake .its so tasty, soft ,spongy,fluffy,-------------Thanks for this recipe.
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hi..can u v add wheat flour instead of APF...plz suggest. .thanx
ReplyDeleteHi..I personally am not into making cakes with wheat flour. Have never tried replacing. If you would like to try i would try by replacing half of APF to wheat flour. Again no idea how it would turn. If you try do let me know.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the recipe...tried and came out delicious.
ReplyDeleteit luks so yummy.. what have you sprinkled on the cake? which makes it luk more yummy.. presentation is too gud.. tomorrow is my husband's birthday, iam definitely gonna try this.. thank you soo much :)
ReplyDeleteHey thanks Ammu...I sprinkled powdered sugar.
ReplyDeleteyour cake is looking so moist bookmarked dear ..Found u through "my taste" you have really a nice blog :) i think i should learn something from you too
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hi... is this recipe for 8 inch loaf pan cake or more... plz rply me... i want to try fis plz..
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