This time last week I was preparing for my talk at Savour Kilkenny Foodcamp and didn’t get to post a recipe so I’m making up for that this week with a second baking recipe. Wonderfully moist and full of fruit, my girls had this apple & blueberry loaf cake for breakfast this morning. Like a muffin but in the form of a cake this cuts really well and oozes comfort.
You Will Need:
250g self raising flour
75g unsalted butter
125g caster sugar
2 eggs
2 medium cooking apples
125g blueberries
Method:
Heat oven to 180C, Gas Mark 4.
Grease a loaf tin and line the base with parchment paper.
Cream the butter with the caster sugar.
Prepare the apples by coring, peeling and chopping into smallish pieces.
Beat the eggs and flour into the butter and sugar alternating between egg and flour until all added.
Add in the apples and the blueberries and mix to coat the fruit with the cake mixture.
Pour the mixture into the loaf tin and bake for 40-45 minutes.
Test with a skewer and if it comes away clean the cake is cooked.
Enjoy.
With the end of October in sight this is the last of the baking recipes for a while. During November I’ll be posting some party food and some girls night in one pots for easy entertaining.
Til next time, Sheila.
Thanks for coming and for talking Sheila, enjoyed meeting you even if briefly 🙂
Keith
yummy that apple loaf looks gorgeous. unfort i missed the IFBA launch in KK. would have loved to gone. but found your blog through their page. will defo become a follower.
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Sheila – this looks delicious! Can’t wait to try baking it.
All the best
Cora
Don’t you need some liquid?
Hi Eugenia, Thanks for your query & apologies for late reply. Work is hectic at the moment hence my blog is in need of some attention! The butter, sugar and eggs form the cake base and the fruit brings moistness to the cake so no need for any other liquid. I’ve made it recently with just apples and it is divine! Enjoy 🙂