If you love vanilla custard, you are going to be love this cake. It looks like it’s been carefully layered with three different components. But it’s not! You just pour one simple batter into a cake tin, pop in the oven, and this is how it comes out!!
There is no special ingredient nor any tricky technique. The batter is made pretty much like a traditional sponge cake but with consistency of crepe batter. Just like a thick pouring cream.
The magic happens in the oven. It is baked at a lower temperature than usual – 160 C (Standart oven no fan). The result – a sponge top layer, a custard layer in the middle and the bottom is like a fudge.
Follow these directions for baking:
- The cake is ready when the top is golden brown and the cake doesn’t “wave” when you gently shake the pan. If it moves, there is still raw batter inside.
- So to get the bake time right, check it first at 30 minutes. If the top is golden brown, cover loosely with foil and return to the oven until the cake is set. Check every 10 minutes – any longer, and you’ll risk the cake overcooking.
To get the cake out of the tin:
Place a cutting board on top of the tin, flip it upside down (it slips right out) then place a cooling rack on top and flip it again – you end up with the right side up on the cooling rack.
Try and enjoy the miracle of this cake. Best served with fresh strawberries.
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