fresh grapes cake without butter

Cake with fresh grapes without butter

Fresh raisin cake, good and soft.

After buying beautiful, fresh and sweet green grapes, I first wanted to make a pie and finally I went for a cake because I realized that I hadn't made this recipe yet and I wanted to try it..

fresh grapes cake without butter

So the combination of fresh grapes in a cake is not that unpleasant because I was afraid that the seeds contained in the grapes would crunch too much, I would say, in the mouth and spoil the cake..

fresh grapes cake without butter

Ultimately no. Indeed the grapes still soften during the baking of the cake but the seeds do not interfere more than that..

De plus remplacer le beurre par de l’huile végétale, vous ne pouvez que succomber!

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fresh grapes cake without butter

Je participe à la Bataille Food #68. 🙂

The Food Battle is a culinary challenge open to all which was created by Carole from the blog Sunrise over sea fin 2012.
Every second Friday of the month, enthusiasts(e)s meet on the web around a theme chosen by the godmother or godfather, who will then choose their favorite recipe among the participants(e)s and will designate the next godmother or godfather. A moment of gourmet sharing and creativity.

To know more, you have at your disposal the Battle Food Facebook page which is run by Lova from the blog Graine de hunger Kely.

La marraine précédente était du Marie du blog United Colors of Macarons et la nouvelle marraine de cette édition est Léa du blog J’aime pas la salade. Le thème est: Healthy Food.

Cake with fresh grapes without butter
Author: Fabienne
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Ingredients
  • 3 œufs
  • 150g de sucre en poudre
  • 200g de farine avec levure incorporée
  • 50g de poudre d’amande
  • 3 tablespoons of vegetable oil
  • 1 teaspoon & rsquo; vanilla flavor
  • des amandes effilées
  • des raisins verts frais
Instructions
  1. Fouetter les œufs avec le sucre.
  2. Ajouter l’huile ainsi que l’arôme vanille et mélanger.
  3. Ajouter la farine ainsi que la poudre d’amande et bien mélanger le tout.
  4. Verser votre pâte dans un moule beurré.
  5. Disposer les raisins verts sur la pâte à gâteau et parsemer d’amandes effilées toute la surface.
  6. Enfourner pendant 35 minutes à 180°C.
  7. Laisser complètement refroidir avant de découper.

Liste des participants:

AnaÏs Another lick – Carole Ramène la popotte – Hélène Keskonmangemaman – Catalina Le blog de Cata – Fabienne Famoh – Delphine Oh, la gourmande de Del – Marie United Colours of Macarons – Aurélie J’ai toujours aimé le jaune moutarde – Poppy Poppy Seed Chanel – Craquounette Craquounette avenue – Lic Aussi délicieux qu’un gâteau – Anna Love Food & Travel – Valérie 1,2,3 Dégustez – Clara La table de Clara – Florence Une Maman Puissance 4 – Silvie Citronelle et Cardamome – Lina Chaud Patate – Cécile – A la ‘tite cuillère –

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12 Comments

  • lea
    Léa 11 January 2019 at 6:12 PM

    tu as choisis une très bonne recette, saine et délicieuse en y mettant des raisins 😉
    Merci beaucoup pour ta participation ça m’a fait super plaisir 🙂
    belle soirée
    bises

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    • Fabienne
      Famoh 11 January 2019 at 9:22 PM

      Merci à toi Léa pour le thème que tu nous a proposé pour démarrer cette belle année! Bises. 🙂

      Reply
  • grazi 11 January 2019 at 6:43 PM

    miammm!!! je vais l’essayer mais avec des raisins secs…

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    • Fabienne
      Famoh 11 January 2019 at 9:17 PM

      Merci Grazi! Oui ç’est bon aussi avec des raisins secs. 🙂

      Reply
  • Lina – BR Hi, I'm Lina, Bahian by nature, Frenchized by heart and citizen of the world by conviction. O "chopataté" It's my French-Brazilian history blog, culture and culinary challenges. Here I give voice to my stoveside gluttonies and philosophies and seek to discover and share the history of food and eating through recipes and lots of good bibliography.. FR Brazilian by birth and Grenoble by adoption, I invite you to enter my multi-culinary universe. Le Chaud Patate is a Franco-Brazilian blog of recipes and exchanges around culinary cultures, of the history of food associated with the history of peoples, reflection and social construction about the act of feeding. Here I impose culinary challenges on myself, I rush into my cookbooks and sociology/anthropology of food, I taste, I connect, I learn and I share - always around the table.
    Lina 11 January 2019 at 10:04 PM

    A cake that I would like because fresh grapes baked in the oven in a pastry/bakery are traditional in the south of Brazil in a German-inspired preparation called “cuca” : a well-fermented bread dough where we put seedless grapes then cover with a crumble.
    I invite you to discover my recipe for the challenge too ^^
    Kisses and see you next time

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    • Fabienne
      Famoh 20 January 2019 at 7:30 AM

      I'm going to go to your blog Lina, bises. 🙂

      Reply
  • unitedcoloursofmacarons
    unitedcoloursofmacarons 11 January 2019 at 10:31 PM

    A great idea with grapes in the cake, a beautiful healthy and delicious recipe. Bises
    Marie

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    • Fabienne
      Famoh 20 January 2019 at 7:31 AM

      Thank you Marie! 🙂

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  • lic_ Aussi délicieux qu'un gâteau 12 January 2019 at 9:18 AM

    I have already put fresh grapes in muffins and it is true that it is very good. Biz.

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    • Fabienne
      Famoh 25 January 2019 at 6:04 AM

      Miam! what a treat! 🙂

      Reply
  • Citronelle and Cardamome
    Silvia / Citronelle and Cardamome 13 January 2019 at 6:09 PM

    Nice suggestion with fresh grapes. Thank you for sharing this. Belle soirée. Silvia

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    • Fabienne
      Famoh 20 January 2019 at 7:33 AM

      Thank you Sylvie, ravie que ma recette te plaise. 🙂

      Reply

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