Decadent Coconut and Lime Cake

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A light and moist coconut cake filled with plain buttercream and lime curd.It’s very moreish, great for a pudding and one of the most popular choices of my brides for wedding cakes.

Equipment:

2 x 7″ round sandwich tins- greased and lined

Ingredients:

10oz Self Raising Flour
10oz Caster Sugar
10oz Margarine
5 Medium sized eggs- whisked
Zest and juice of 1 lime
5 oz Desiccated Coconut

For the topping and filling:

250g Butter
500g Icing Sugar
Lime Curd
10oz Desiccated Coconut

Directions:

Mix together the margarine and caster sugar until light and fluffy
Gradually add your whisked eggs and stir in the flour
Add your coconut and gently stir in
Mix in your zest and juice of the lime ( Image 5252)

Place evenly in your two sandwich tins and place in the oven for about 35-40 minutes at 180 degrees ( image 5153)

Leave to cool ( image 5158)

Beat together the icing sugar and butter to make your plain buttercream
Level off one of your cakes and place upside down on your board and spread on your plain buttercream
Spread the lime curd onto the flat base of the remaining cake and sandwich this on top of the other cake

Decadent Coconut and Lime Cake
Cover the cake completely in the rest of the buttercream and then gently push on the coconut all over the cake and serve.
Decadent Coconut and Lime Cake
N.b Covering the cake in buttercream will help to keep the cake nice and fresh and moist
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Written by Sally Laker

Sally Laker grew up on the Isle of Wight and studied music at Chichester University. She worked as a store manager and medical administration assistant before going full-time with her cake-making business, Sally4Cakes. In 2014, she was named Home-Based Businesswoman Of The Year at the Kent Women In Business awards and in 2017 won Home Based Business of the Year at the Independent Business Awards Kent .
In 2016 she made the wedding cake for Gregg Wallace's marriage to Anna, which was featured in Hello Magazine, along with all the major UK newspapers and even on the TV !!
In 2019 Sally retired from her cake business and now works for a local business, Interpreting Matters, who help to provide sign language interpreters for deaf adults. She still bakes for family and friends in her spare time and is enjoying having time to explore the beautiful Kent countryside for the Baldhiker

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