The local place from where I buy my icing sugar, curry powder, masala and some other sweets gave me a recipe calendar for the new year and in it I stumbled upon this recipe. Custard Powder Cake. I read the recipe and after making some changes I tried it as a treat for my office retreat. The response: the people who were allegedly dieting confessed to eating six pieces. This cake is moist, dense and the filling makes it even more delicious. So here is my take on the CUSTARD FILLED CUSTARD CAKE.
For the cake
¾
cup butter
4
tablespoons sugar
2
eggs
1
½ cups self raising flour
1
cup milk
1
tbsp custard powder
½
tsp vanilla extract
For the custard filling
1
tbsp sugar
1
½ tbsps custard powder
1
cup milk.
Directions
Preheat oven to 180C
Grease a 9inch x 4 inch pan
and set aside
Make the custard filling
first. Place half of the milk in a pan on medium heat, Mix the other half of
the milk with the sugar and custard powder. When the milk in the pan starts to
boil add the milk and custard powder mixture and stir continuously to avoid
lumps. When the custard thickens and coats the back of a spoon turn off heat
and set aside.
In a large mixing bowl, cream
the butter and sugar together. Beat eggs and vanilla extract together in a bowl
and add a little at a time to the cream mixture.
Fold through the sifted
flour and custard powder alternating with milk.
Pour half of the mixture
into the greased Pyrex dish and spoon the custard on top and then add the rest
of the cake batter on top making sure to cover the custard completely.
Bake in 180 degrees for about 40 minutes.
Cool
completely and then sprinkle icing sugar on top for decoration.

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