Mary Berry's recipes are what you need if you’re looking to make a dessert many will love - and her lemon drizzle traybake ... moist and crunchy. “The cake needs to be still warm when the ...

Discover 22 delicious cake recipes suitable for those with diabetes, from banana bread and cheesecake, to classic lemon ...

Gently roll the cake without the towel and transfer it to a serving platter. Add the lemon glaze: In a small bowl, mix the ...

lemon zest and juice from one lemon. Beat well until the ingredients are thoroughly combined and the mixture is smooth. Quickly spoon the cake mix into the prepared tin, spread level with the back ...

Finally, add the lemon zest (reserving the remainder of the lemon) and pour the cake mixture into a greased and lined 900g (2 Ib) loaf tin. Bake in the centre of the oven for approximately 50-60 ...

Actress, author and cake baking supremo Jane Asher has revealed the secret to her most sumptuous easy-bake lemon drizzle cake - soaking in syrup. Jane made the cake in front of MadeForMums' eyes, and ...

When life gives you lemons... make Leon's lemon drizzle cake! An ultimate classic teatime treat, it’s guaranteed to be the first time this week you'll be glad to hear the word drizzle in a sentence!

The ideal springtime bake, lemon drizzle cake is a classic for a reason – so here are three recipes to try if you love a sticky, citrusy sponge. Light, sticky and sweet yet tart, drizzle cake is ...

With a blend of almond and gluten-free oat flour, this cake is perfect for those looking for a light and flavourful treat. Topped with a tangy lemon drizzle and a hint of zest, you can enjoy it ...

Spoon the lemon drizzle over the top of the cake and leave in the tin until completely cold. Cut into slices and serve. Layering the cake batter and blueberries in the tin prevents all the fruit ...

Preheat the oven to 180°C. Line the base of a 20cm deep round cake tin and butter the sides. Measure the cake ingredients into a large mixing bowl. Mix together until smooth, using a hand mixer ...

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