Mini Pineapple-up-side-down Cakes
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This week I decided to try some more baking, since my man is a big fan of fairy cakes, I usually make those but these are just as easy.
This amount makes 4 individual cakes.
Ingredients:
1 small tin of pineapple chunks (or rings) in own juice.
50g Flour (50g is just under 2oz)
1/2 teaspoon Baking Powder
1/4 teaspoon Bicarb (I find this works better than SF flour)
50g Sugar
1 egg
50g Butter (I use low fat marg, seems to work)
Pre-heat you oven to 200c (400f or gas mark 6)
Line 4 tiny tins or ramekins with butter and sprinkle a little sugar in the bottom.
Line the bottom of the tin with pineapple.
Mix the other ingredients together in a bowl or mixer, when its kinda runny mix in a tablespoon or two of the pineapple juice from the tin.
Split it between the tins.
Pop in the oven and bake for 10-15 mins.
Leave to cool a little - then run a knife around the edge to loosen the cake
and turn out onto a plate.
I found that sometimes they rise a bit in the middle - to make them sit flat on the plate cut the extra bit off with a knife before you turn them out.
Theres no pictures yet as they didn't stick around long enough last time! yum.
This amount makes 4 individual cakes.
Ingredients:
1 small tin of pineapple chunks (or rings) in own juice.
50g Flour (50g is just under 2oz)
1/2 teaspoon Baking Powder
1/4 teaspoon Bicarb (I find this works better than SF flour)
50g Sugar
1 egg
50g Butter (I use low fat marg, seems to work)
Pre-heat you oven to 200c (400f or gas mark 6)
Line 4 tiny tins or ramekins with butter and sprinkle a little sugar in the bottom.
Line the bottom of the tin with pineapple.
Mix the other ingredients together in a bowl or mixer, when its kinda runny mix in a tablespoon or two of the pineapple juice from the tin.
Split it between the tins.
Pop in the oven and bake for 10-15 mins.
Leave to cool a little - then run a knife around the edge to loosen the cake
and turn out onto a plate.
I found that sometimes they rise a bit in the middle - to make them sit flat on the plate cut the extra bit off with a knife before you turn them out.
Theres no pictures yet as they didn't stick around long enough last time! yum.
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