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Ingredients

12 slice(s)

  • 300 gwhole almonds
  • 300 g carrots, in pieces, washed
  • 300 g suggar
  • 1 Lemon peel
  • 4 eggs
  • 80 g flour
  • 1 tsp baking powder
  • 1 pinchof salt
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  1. Place almonds in to the TM bowl and pulverise them for 15 seconds on speed 10, put them a side in a separat bowl.

    Add sugger and lemon beel into TM bowl and pulverise those two into lemon icing sugar for 20 seconds on speed 10.

    Add Carrots and mill them for 4 seconds on speed 4 to 5.

    Add almonds, eggs, flour, baking powder and a pinch of salt, process everything for 10 seconds on speed 7.

    Fill finished liquidy dough into greased and slightly floured springform (26 cm). Preheat oven to 200° with upper and lower heat.

    Place springform into the middle of the oven and back it first 10 minutes at 160°. Then increase the temperature to 180° and back it to the end for 30 to 40 minutes.

    Let it cool down in the open oven. Remove cake from the springform and dust with some icing sugar.

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  • Very tasty and esay to make Children loved it!

    Submitted by Sigita on 2. May 2018 - 04:30.

    Very tasty and esay to make tmrc_emoticons.) Children loved it!

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  • Thanks for that Moreta…still

    Submitted by guest on 16. January 2011 - 01:28.

    Thanks for that Moreta…still going to put this on my testing list…will keep that in mind.

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  • Finally got my act together

    Submitted by moreta on 15. January 2011 - 17:08.

    Finally got my act together and made the carotte cake. I wish I had tasted the real thing as you did Tenina. It was not like Ozzi carrot cake. Very nice but a bit too sweet for my liking. I was confident that 1 packet is equal to 1 teaspoon but the cake was a bit more dence than I thought it should be so went looking and found two webs. One advised the packet is .5 oz or 14 g The second "Gourmetsleuth tells me that 14 g or .5 oz of baking powder is 2.8 teaspoons so I am pretty sure the recipe should use 2.5 or 3 teaspoons. I will try this again after this one is eaten. Might cut the sugar a bit too but some like it sweet. 

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  • Ate the authentic Swiss

    Submitted by guest on 3. January 2011 - 20:52.

    Ate the authentic Swiss Carrot Cake whilst in Zurich guys…delish…not at all like our carrot cake. I have edited recipe to read 1 tsp baking powder…this recipe is from one of our managers in Zurich. Please let me know if you make it and it needs more/less baking powder.  Big Smile

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  • I should have thought of this

    Submitted by moreta on 3. January 2011 - 20:40.

    I should have thought of this in the first place. I did a google on "packet of baking powder" and it turns out Germany and I guess Swiss use that. It is equal to 1 teaspoon according to the site I found. So my hunch was OK. Might do this tomorrow if I have all the rest of the ingredients.

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  • sounds good (though sweet!)i

    Submitted by brazen20au on 3. January 2011 - 19:24.

    sounds good (though sweet!)

    i too am wondering how much a packet is

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  • cookie1, I think this is just

    Submitted by moreta on 3. January 2011 - 19:20.

    cookie1, I think this is just a typing error but not sure if it should be a teaspoon of baking powder or a packet of yeast. I think it will be baking powder based on the similarity to the torta but hope to get an answer before I try to make it on my own interpretation. I am going to try it with a gluten free flour because good cakes are something in short supply for those who are gluten intolerant. If this proves to be another I will be happy to pass on to those who need it.

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  • This certainly looks

    Submitted by Cookie1 on 3. January 2011 - 17:03.

    This certainly looks interesting, but I was wondering too. How much is a packet of baking powder?

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  • An interesting combination.

    Submitted by moreta on 3. January 2011 - 15:43.

    An interesting combination. Seems sort of like a Torta Caprese with carrots. I wonder if you could use sorghum flour or besan for the flour and make this gluten free.

    Question; How much is a packet of baking powder?

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