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If you like passionfruit curd as much as I do you will love this cake. It is just soooo moist and sooo hard to stop at having just one piece! :) This can be made too using my lemon curd! :)

ThermoFun – Passionfruit Curd Cake Recipe

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Ingredients

  • 100g raw sugar
  • 230g self raising flour
  • pinch salt
  • 125g butter, cubed, softened
  • 2 eggs
  • 125g milk
  • 300g ThermoFun Passionfruit Curd
  • icing sugar (optional)

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 180°C. Grease a 22cm round cake tin.
  2. Place sugar into TM bowl and mill 3 sec / speed 9.
  3. Add flour, salt and butter and mix 20 sec / speed 6. Scrape down.
  4. Add eggs and milk and mix 10 sec / speed 5.
  5. Add 300g of passionfruit curd and mix 5 sec / speed 1 / Reverse. Or, gently fold through with spatula so that it is marbled through the batter.
  6. Spread mixture into tin and bake for 25-30 mins.
  7. Allow to cool in tin for 10 mins and then turn onto a wire rack.
  8. Sprinkle cake with icing sugar (optional).

Notes

I suggest that you double the passionfruit curd recipe and then you will have some available to be able to serve a dollop on each piece of cake.

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Comments

  1. Noreen says

    Made this as cupcakes - served them at a morning tea and everyone loved them - thanks for your recipe

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      Thank you Noreen. Cupcakes are a great idea! Portion control! lol! :)

      Reply

    • thermofun says

      Hi Erin, Apologies I have just seen this now. How did your cake go? Unfortunately all ovens vary considerably.

      Reply

  2. Beth says

    Has anyone tried this with a gluten free flour (eg ALDI's)? Did it work out well?

    Reply

  3. Alexis says

    I’ve made this a few times now, and it always gives me lots of favourable remarks , from people . The passionfruit curd on the side is a great addition.

    Reply

  4. Chris Harding says

    This sounds so good, any idea how we could make it Diabetic friendly for my dear brother

    Reply

  5. Alexis says

    What a beautiful cake, this was, with many requests to make again. I followed your advice and doubled the curd, so I could serve it on the side with some cream. Decadence for sure.

    Reply

  6. Beth says

    Since passionfruit aren't readily available at the moment I am seriously contemplating using mango curd for this cake. Do you think there'd be a good flavour burst in that? And what about lemon curd?

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      Hi Beth, If my memory serves me right I'm sure I've made this with my lemon curd and it was great. I'm sure it would be delicious with mango too! :) Let me know how it goes. :)

      Reply

  7. Karen Harrison says

    HI as above the passionfruit curd is AMAZING, so glad I took your advice and made a double batch.
    Im about to make the cake, what size cake tin do you use?

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      Hi Karen, so pleased you love the curd! :) My apologies for not including the size of tin on the recipe. I have now added it! (22cm round) Enjoy! :)

      Reply

  8. Shelley Petruzio says

    Making the Passionfruit curd now and have doubled the receipe, do you need to extend the cooking time as well?

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      No Shelley leave the cooking time the same. :)

      Reply

  9. Tania says

    I could swim in this Passionfruit curd, it's divine! I'm so glad I made the double batch to allow for extra taste testing and also to serve a dollop with each slice of cake as per your recommendation. I can imagine it being lovely served as cupcakes too for a high tea, etc. Very nice indeed!

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      lol Tania - I just LOVE your term of "I could swim in it" - I couldn't agree more!!! :)

      Reply

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ThermoFun - Passionfruit Curd Cake Recipe - ThermoFun | Thermomix Recipes & Tips? ›

Yogurt/Curd serves as an excellent egg substitute in baking due to its thick consistency and moisture content, contributing to the binding and moistness qualities usually provided by eggs. Additionally, yogurt/curd adds a subtle tangy flavor to the recipe.

Why do you put curd in cake batter? ›

Yogurt/Curd serves as an excellent egg substitute in baking due to its thick consistency and moisture content, contributing to the binding and moistness qualities usually provided by eggs. Additionally, yogurt/curd adds a subtle tangy flavor to the recipe.

What is passionfruit curd made of? ›

Passion fruit curd is basically a type of fruit preservative made with passion fruit, lemon, sugar and butter, and thickened with eggs and/or egg yolks. Whatever you put lemon curd on, will be even better with this passion fruit curd (passion fruit butter).

What does adding sour cream to a cake batter do? ›

Sour cream is one of the fattiest dairy products; the extra fat content (for example, adding sour cream to a cake instead of milk) will make the cake moister and richer, says Wilk. "Fat, in any form (butter, lard, cream, etc.) shortens gluten strands, which essentially leads to the most tender baked goods," she adds.

Which curd is best for cake making? ›

Yes, you can use sour curd in the cake and not many people know this but sour curd is a very versatile ingredient and can be used in desserts as well. Curd is an excellent replacement for the egg when used for baking.

Why won't my passion fruit curd thicken? ›

It is not thickening: again, making curds can take quite some times because we are working with a low heat. If after 15 to 20 minutes to curd has not thickened, you might want to consider adding a little bit of cornstarch. This could be because your egg yolks were too small.

Why is my passionfruit curd grainy? ›

Overheating above 85°C will result in a grainy textured curd upon cooling. To control the heat, cook curd in a bowl over a pan of simmering water (double boiler). This will be a little slower but ensures the temperature remains stable. Overheating will result in a scrambled egg texture and flavour.

How long can you keep passionfruit curd? ›

Add the passion fruit seeds (optional). Pour the mixture into your sterilised jars, leaving a 1cm headspace. Allow the jars to cool to room temperature before refrigerating. The curd will keep unopened for about 2 months in the fridge or 3-4 months in the freezer.

What does curdling do to a cake? ›

Curdled cake batter

Cake mix can curdle when you add eggs or milk that are too cold. This reduces the overall temperature of the batter and prevents the ingredients from emulsifying properly together, leaving little pockets of fat where the butter won't mix in.

Can we skip curd in cake? ›

Most cake varieties can be prepared without curd. Any cake with base ingredients of butter,sugar(white or brown),eggs ,flour and cream. Cheeze cakes can be prepared with biscuits,cream cheese,cream ,fruits and flavours of your choice.

Does curdling affect cake? ›

The good news is, while curdled batter is certainly a cake-baking problem, it can still be baked and produce a cake. But the crumb or texture of that cake will be uneven because the fat isn't dispersed evenly throughout the batter. You might find pockets of cake that seem dry or others that seem slightly gummy.

What does yogurt do in baking cake? ›

“It adds moisture and tenderness.” The fermentation element of yogurt, too, “takes flavor to another level,” says Maureen Abood, who authored Rose Water and Orange Blossoms: Fresh & Classic Recipes from My Lebanese Kitchen.

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