Bake in a roasting dish. Neil whipped up Ironman from this recipe (no mould used) for a 4 year old.
Pre-heat the oven to 160C and line a large roasting dish with greased baking paper.
Now do this: in a large bowl add each ingredient in the order it's listed and beat with an electric beater.
Once you pour the hot (strong) coffee over the top keep beating till it's a smooth creamy batter.
Bake for approx. 1 hour.
Decorate with butter icing.
*If you want to swap for self raising flour get rid of the baking powder and only use a 1/4 teaspoon of salt.
This was excellent when i needed a quick Bday cake for my two-year-old. Fed all the cousins nicely. I used decaf and it tasted great. Thanks!
Posted by Bianca, 06/12/2011 3:22pm (5 months ago)
me and the guys at the flat love it
Posted by Leon, 07/09/2011 4:25pm (8 months ago)
Fantastic cake found it a year or so ago and so easy to make and works fantastically used it for everybirthday so far so 7/7 times been perfect
Posted by chirs, 14/08/2011 2:25pm (9 months ago)
This was a great cake! I added an extra egg and it was stupendous. It was the right texture to sculpt into what I wanted and I almost had a marriage proposal because of how good it tasted.
Posted by Sibby, 30/05/2011 2:52pm (12 months ago)
very yummy cake i will be making this again
Posted by denise singer, 14/12/2009 12:20pm (2 years ago)
absolutely brill mate! put a smile on my 6 year olds face and me out of the dog box with the missus after i made this one for the party!! ( needless to say only cause i forgot to order the cake in the first place!) thanks for this one neil! keep up the good work!
Posted by muaupoko tane, 04/04/2009 5:47pm (3 years ago)
This always works well and never never fails.
have fun
Posted by His wife, 15/03/2009 1:55pm (3 years ago)
