Travel cake almond pistachio

by Bernard
A cake with almonds and pistachios on a plate.

Travel cake almond pistachio

5 of 5 ratings

Ingredients
  

For the sweet pastry (you'll only need about half)

For the pistachio interior:

For the cake batter :

Instructions
 

  • For the sweet dough, prepare the recipe as explained on this page HERE!
  • Prepare the pistachio interior. Simply mix all the ingredients in a container.
  • The same goes for cake batter! Just melt the butter, then add the rest of the ingredients. To measure the egg weight, break 3 eggs into a bowl and beat into an omelette, then weigh out the 130g.
  • Roll out a piece of sweet dough on a floured work surface, about 2mm thick, then place in a 20cm baking tin (lined with greaseproof paper cut to size). Cut the dough into a disk.
  • Place the disc of dough on the parchment paper in the bottom of the tin.
  • Pour in about half the cake batter and spread it out evenly.
  • For the pistachio inside, it's easier to use a piping bag, even if the result is ugly, because everything will be covered!
  • Then spread a little more with a spoon, to get closer to the edge.
  • Pour in the other half of the dough, smoothing it out evenly. Sprinkle with slivered almonds.
  • Bake for 1 hour in an oven preheated to 165°C on static heat (also known as traditional baking), which is not rotary heat. If you turn the heat on, the cake will puff up with a bump in the middle, whereas with static heat, the cake puffs up evenly over the entire surface.
  • Once out of the oven, leave the cake to cool for a good hour. Unmould the cake and place on a wire rack. I brush on a neutral topping, but you can also use warmed apricot jam.
A cake with almonds and pistachios on a plate.

Travel cake almond pistachio

5 of 5 ratings

Ingredients
  

For the sweet pastry (you'll only need about half)

For the pistachio interior:

For the cake batter :

Instructions
 

  • For the sweet dough, prepare the recipe as explained on this page HERE!
  • Prepare the pistachio interior. Simply mix all the ingredients in a container.
  • The same goes for cake batter! Just melt the butter, then add the rest of the ingredients. To measure the egg weight, break 3 eggs into a bowl and beat into an omelette, then weigh out the 130g.
  • Roll out a piece of sweet dough on a floured work surface, about 2mm thick, then place in a 20cm baking tin (lined with greaseproof paper cut to size). Cut the dough into a disk.
  • Place the disc of dough on the parchment paper in the bottom of the tin.
  • Pour in about half the cake batter and spread it out evenly.
  • For the pistachio inside, it's easier to use a piping bag, even if the result is ugly, because everything will be covered!
  • Then spread a little more with a spoon, to get closer to the edge.
  • Pour in the other half of the dough, smoothing it out evenly. Sprinkle with slivered almonds.
  • Bake for 1 hour in an oven preheated to 165°C on static heat (also known as traditional baking), which is not rotary heat. If you turn the heat on, the cake will puff up with a bump in the middle, whereas with static heat, the cake puffs up evenly over the entire surface.
  • Once out of the oven, leave the cake to cool for a good hour. Unmould the cake and place on a wire rack. I brush on a neutral topping, but you can also use warmed apricot jam.
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