Coconut milk cake, green tea and vine peach {without milk}
La rentrée c’est un peu difficile pour tout le monde, qu’on soit petit ou grand, et après une bonne semaine de reprise on se dit qu’on retournerait bien en vacances ! Comme ça n’est pas forcément possible car au choix : vous n’avez plus de congés, vous avez école ou vous avez déjà flambé la totalité du budget vacances… et bien moi j’ai la solution à tous vos problèmes (enfin presque !) avec ce gâteau moelleux à souhait, un vrai goûter doudou ! Ce gâteau au lait de coco est une vraie invitation au voyage et qui dit voyage dit vacances (banco !). Coconut milk, you will have understood, but also green tea which takes us straight to Asia (yes I have the right to mix Thailand and Japan if I want !), a cake to serve “of course” with the tea of your choice !
So as it is a cake that is better the same day, invite all your : girlfriends, pots, family, cousins*…( *cross out the unnecessary) to share your trip ! Happy cake and good luck for this month of September !
- 280 g of flour T65
- 100 g cornstarch
- 6 eggs
- 240 g coconut milk
- 100 g cane sugar
- 1 baking powder
- 2 tablespoons of coconut oil
- 2 teaspoons of powdered green tea
- 2 vine peaches
- Icing sugar
- Preheat the oven to 180°.
- Separate the whites from the egg yolks then beat the yolks with the sugar until the mixture turns white. Then add the milk and coconut oil to the mixture.
- Pour the flour, starch, green tea powder and yeast on the previous mixture and mix.
- Beat the egg whites until stiff then gently add to the mixture..
- Pour the dough into a non-stick mold.
- Cut the vine peaches into quarters then place them on the dough.
- Bake 35 minutes.
Emilie
CookieM
10.9.15if you don't want to use powdered green tea, can we replace it with something else or do without it? ?
a future original snack !
Emilie
11.9.15We can of course do without it and add a little vanilla instead. !
Audrey
10.9.15Your photos are poems <3
Emilie
11.9.15So that’s really a nice compliment., I blush ^-^ Thank you Audrey !
Maaademoiselle A.
10.9.15It should be very fragrant with the tea, Yum !
Emilie
11.9.15I confirm !!!
Lou
10.9.15Coconut and green tea, I can only love !
Emilie
11.9.15oh great !!! Merci !
from mouth to table
11.9.15Yum! it looks good!
Emilie
11.9.15Ouiiiiii !!!
Coco
11.9.15It is beautiful and must surely be delicious, with the added taste of a change of scenery 🙂
Emilie
11.9.15Yes, that’s what I wanted that day 😉
Nina
11.9.15Aaaah, so here is the famous cake! I have family coming soon so this will be the perfect opportunity to test it out, especially if you say it tastes better the same day!
Emilie
11.9.15Ah cool, I hope it will be unanimous then 😉
Pascale
11.9.15Thank you for this recipe. This cake looks excellent. I'll test with my last peaches if my man doesn't eat them first!
Emilie
11.9.15So we must quickly put them aside 😉
Clementine
13.9.15This cake looks delicious, even without matcha I’m sure it’s delicious :)
Emilie
8.10.15Oui, oui, yes I'm sure !
ninon
16.9.15green tea is classic green tea, it’s not matcha tea ? 🙂
Emilie
8.10.15If that’s right, it’s matcha !