Hi all, how was your weekend? I have been busy for the past few days. I brought my elder sister to see Consultant Psychiatrist (after her husband passed away for a year but she still not sleeping well at night and very often feel anxious. Earlier we thought this way of behaviour is ok since her husband just passed away but we see no improvement after a year, so we decided to bring her to see doctor, now she is under medication). Also i went to visit my sister-in-law who just gone through an operation of removal uterus due to tumor in her uterus, pity her and i do hope she will get well soon.
Ok, back today post, this is a pumpkin cake that i made using the half pumpkin that i bought earlier (i use the same pumpkin to make pumpkin black sesame bread earlier).
This pumpkin cake is very similar to the pumpkin butter cake i made earlier, but this pumpkin cake is more flavourful as this recipe requires to add pumpkin puree, diced pumpkin, pumpkin seeds and sliced pumpkin, a 100% truly pumpkin cake!! In fact, this cake was really good !
before put into oven..
Pumpkin Cake
Recipe source: adapted from Kitchen Flavours who adapted from "Fruity Cakes" by Alex Goh, with minor changes
*makes a loaf pan or a 2x2x9” slim long pan
125g butter
90g caster sugar
2 eggs (medium)
90g pumpkin puree(steamed and mashed)
160g self-raising flour
30g milk
40g pumpkin seeds
60g raw pumpkin, diced
50g raw pumpkin,sliced, for topping
Method
1. Cream butter and sugar till light and fluffy.
2. Add in egg one at a time and well combine.
3. Add in pumpkin puree, milk and followed by flour, mix well.
4. Then add in pumpkin seed and diced pumpkin, mix until well incorporated.
5. Pour the batter into a greased and lined mould.
6. Arrange pumpkin slices on top.
7. Bake at preheated oven at 180c for 40mins.
Oh this cake had a very nice orange color and looks yummy too!
ReplyDeleteI'm the first one having your lovely pumpkin cake. It looks really soft n fluffy. Bookmarked n will try once I can take pumpkin. :)
ReplyDeleteThis cake must be very soft and moist. I have never use pumpkin in making cakes before. Just wondering how it taste? I hope your sister and your sis-in-law will recover soon. Give your sister all the support and loves she wanted and I believe she can overcome this obstacles she is having now.
ReplyDeleteNever made pumpkin cake this way.This adds another yummy dimension to it.Not surprise you come with ideas like this one.Great:)
ReplyDeleteI like golden colour and i can feel the texture is very smooth!!
ReplyDeleteThis cake has a very nice color and texture too.Would like to have a piece of it:)
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia, coincidently I also made a pumpkin cake yesterday (shall post it soon if have time) and I also made this cake before follow recipe from alex Goh book before I started my blog. I agree that this is truely very "pumpkinous" and moist:) urs look very very good.
ReplyDeleteLove the golden colour of the pumpkin cake. Looks so yummy with pumpkin seeds inside :)
ReplyDeletewow soft and delicious cake,luks so yum...
ReplyDeleteHi, Sonia,
ReplyDeleteLovely pumpkin cake. I would say it takes some time to heal when our loved one is not there anymore. My mum passed away few months back but i still deeply missed her as if the passing is yesterday. What your sister needs is the family supports and cares for her to go through this difficult period.
Sem
Loved the texture of the cake. So soft and moist too.
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Sonia, I'm salivating by just looking at your pumpkin cake.How do make the top pops up like pop corn? Like the yellow-golden colour of the cake, yummy!
ReplyDeleteso cute and spongy...
ReplyDeleteluvly color & spongy one!!!
ReplyDeletelovely golden color, looks perfectly good. yum yum
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks soft and porous.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Uma
Cake looks so perfect with nice colour ....loving it
ReplyDeleteI like the colour, very bright and definitely blow away the Monday blues. Wish your sis and sis-in-law speed recovery.
ReplyDeleteWarmest wishes for your sister and SIL to get well soon. Love the bright and sunny color of the cake!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is unique, Sonia. Great post!
ReplyDeleteI hope your sister and SIL will be well soon. Best wishes to both of them. Love anything with pumpkin. Be it in kuehs or cakes. Like the idea of putting slices of pumpkin slice on the top. Make the cake look so rustic.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good...
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to your elder sister and sister-in-law...
nothing is more important than good health...
ReplyDeletenice cake and wish to hv a slice to test, can ah?
Wah, this cake is so rich in pumpkin! A healthy choice i think. Thanks for sharing this, wanna try this too :)
ReplyDeleteLooks sooo good and it screams Fall to me!
ReplyDeleteOh send my regards to your sister & sister-in-law. Hopefully they get well soon! Btw, your pumpkin cake seems veru special, will like to try someday.
ReplyDeleteI like baking with pumpkins too, add such a bright color to the baked goods... delicious too!
ReplyDeletewoww... I am going to make this... I love anything made with pumpkin!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like soft and fluffy pumpkin chiffon cake!
ReplyDeleteHope your sis and sis-in-law gets better.
Hi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteI hope that both your sister and sis-in-law gets better soon.
I'm glad that you like the cake! Yes, this is a lovely and delicious cake, with moist and excellent texture. Yours look great, would be lovely if I could have some for my breakfast!
(My comment yesterday did not get thru??!!) Have a lovely day!
Hi Sonia, hope your sis is a lot better under medication treatment. I am working in psyc unit, u can send me an email if you need any help. Wishing you all the best.
ReplyDeletePumpkin cake looks delish!
What a pretty looking cake, the color is enticing n the texture is spot on!
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wow, that is beautiful...looks light as air!
ReplyDeleteLooks super smooth, light and moist! Can't wait to try it.
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Hi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteI will give your pumpkin cake a try as I love pumpkin and the cake looks moist and delicious. Normally I used it for pumpkin porridge.
A quadruple pumpkin cake! Wow! It is so glowing yellow that even as someone who doesn't like pumpkin in sweets, I couldn't resist the temptation to taste and see if it's maybe THE exception.
ReplyDeleteLove the color, and it's natural color! Guess the cake must be yummy ^_^
ReplyDeletethis is a must try recipe. I just did a pumpkin bread fr kitchen 70's recipe. Still left some pumpkin. Your photo tempted me to just bake one immeditely. hhehe...well done.
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks really moist and mouthwatering. Thanks for the recipe, sonia. So sorry about both you sis & SIL. Hope they will both get well soon. But still your sis will worried you the most. Will write to you soon.
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kristy
Sonia,
ReplyDeleteLove the color n texture of ur pumpkin cake! Can u advise where u bought the slim loaf pan?
Susanna
Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the recipe for the pumpkin cake. It was really good and the texture was just right. i added some cheedar cheese on the top to give it a savoury crunchy bite.
love your cake so rich of pumpkin
ReplyDeleteIn the recipe, you have missed out pumpkin puree?
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ReplyDeleteI'm gonna make tomorrow since I hv a pumpkin ready in the fridge..
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteIt's a great recipe, I made it without pumpkin seeds but still taste good:) Thanks.
I baked the pumpkin cake today and it is turns out SUPER. Moist, fluffy and crispy outside!!!! Thanks
ReplyDeleteJennifer said-
ReplyDeleteJust baked this. It's super nice! Thank you very much for sharing this recipe.
love your cake so rich of pumpkin
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