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Buckwheat cake

Buckwheat dishes are typical for South Tyrol. Enriched with nuts and filled with cranberry jam, this cake is a real treat.
Ingredients
Makes 12
60 MIN.
  • 200 g
    butter
  • 100 g
    sugar
  • 6
    egg yolk
  • 150 g
    buckwheat flour
  • 30 g
    cornstarch
  • 150 g
    hazelnuts (ground)
  • 1
    apple (grated)
  • 1 Sachet
    baking powder
  • 1 1/2 tsp
    lemon zest
  • 6
    egg whites
  • 1 Pinch
    salt
  • 100 g
    sugar
  • For the filling:
  • cranberry jelly
  • Other:
  • butter and flour for the tin
  • Flour for dusting
  • a dusting of icing sugar
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    Instructions - Buckwheat cake
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      Beat the egg white with the salt and 100 g sugar until stiff and leave to cool.
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      Cream the softened butter with the remaining sugar and gradually stir in the egg yolk.
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      Mix in the buckwheat flour, cornstarch, sieved baking powder, hazelnuts, apple and lemon zest.
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      Vigorously stir in one third of the egg white and gently fold in the remaining two thirds.
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      Pour the mixture into a greased and floured cake tine and bake at 180° C in a pre-heated oven for around 40 minutes.
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      Cut the cooled cake through the middle, fill with cranberry jelly and dust with icing sugar.
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