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Lemon Cake Pops

Lemon Cake Pops

This recipe has been created by Molly Bakes to share with Baking Mad.  These are delightful to make and gift.  You can decorate with your favourite sprinkles to personalise your gift. 

Preparation Time 35 minutes
Baking Time 40 minutes
Portions 12-16
Skill Level Easy
Average Rating 1 stars
 

Lemon Cake Pops Ingredients

150 grams Golden Caster Sugar (Billington's) (room temp) Golden Caster Sugar (Billington's)
100 grams Butter unsalted, softened
2 Happy Eggs large Happy Eggs
1 Lemon organic, zest
2 tsp Lemon organic, juice
225 grams Self Raising White Flour (Allinson Nature Friendly) Self Raising White Flour (Allinson Nature Friendly)
2 tsp Baking Powder
165 grams Yoghurt organic
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Additional Ingredients

100 grams Butter unsalted
100 grams mascarpone cheese, softened
350 grams Golden Icing Sugar (Billington's) Golden Icing Sugar (Billington's)
1 tsp Vanilla Extract (Nielsen-Massey) Vanilla Extract (Nielsen-Massey)
 

Further Additional Ingredients

450 grams White Chocolate Flavour Cake Covering
Sprinkle Decorations
Sugar Stars
24 Lolly Sticks
Polystyrene block
 

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How to make Lemon Cake Pops

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  1. To bake sponge; preheat oven to 180°C. Lightly grease a 10” round or square baking pan with non stick baking spray. Beat butter and sugar together until light and fluffy (about 5 mins). Lower the speed to medium, add the eggs one at a time, keeping a one minute gap between each one. Throw in the lemon zest and juice. Sift the flour with the baking powder. On low speed add the dry ingredients and the yoghurt alternately, 3 parts flour, 2 parts yoghurt. Begin and end with the flour. Fill the pan to just over halfway and bake for 35-40 mins or until a cake tester comes out clean. Leave to cool. method tip
  2. To make frosting; Beat the butter and mascarpone cheese together until well combined. Gradually add the icing sugar until smooth and then beat in the vanilla.
  3. Combine cake and frosting; once the cake is completely cool, crumble it using either your fingers or a food processor. Mix the cake crumbs with the frosting until you get a dough like consistency you can easily mould into balls. Wrap and refrigerate for 1 hour
  4. Line a baking tray with parchment paper. Remove cake pop mixture from fridge and begin rolling into small balls – they should just fit comfortably into the palm of your hand. Place balls onto the tray and once rolled place back in the fridge for another 10 mins or until balls are firm
  5. Remove cake balls from fridge. Melt a small amount of chocolate as per instructions on the pack. Dip the end of each lollipop stick into the chocolate about 2 cm in. Insert a stick into the centre of each cake ball. Now you are ready to start dipping.
  6. Melt the remaining chocolate. Holding by the stick, dip each cake ball into the chocolate until completely coated. Gently tap off any excess. Decorate with sprinkles of your choice. Insert into a polystyrene block to dry.
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Read all reviews (1) | Average rating: 1 stars

"the recipe says to coat in chocolate but I cannot find any mention of amounts"

Bakingmad: "I would suggest 200g white chocolate, melted"

07-05-2011 | Author: bluemomo | 1 stars

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