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Low Fat Orange Loaf Cake ( No Butter) & A GREAT NEWS TO SHARE

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I have a great news to share with you all…NO I AM NOT PREGNANT..

My little blog reached 2 million hits, this means my blog has been viewed 2 million times over this past 1.5 years. YUMMY TUMMY has given me lots of recognition and proud moments over the years..I hope you will support me more and make me proud more often..

To celebrate this awesome moment I have a awesome cake just for you. This cake is made entirely me, I mean its my own recipe, I didn’t refer any recipes online or any cookbook or any bits of paper. And the result is an awesome credit from hubby,  before telling that let me give you a small intro about my favorite cake when I was a chubby little girl..Wondercake, it is a popular branded cake which has so many flavours like chocolate, vanilla, pineapple and you name it. It taste so soft and yummy, we used to have it along with a cup of milk or tea…Any one remember that cake?
OK NOW BACK TO THE CREDIT..This is what hubby told me after tasting it. “This cake taste like WONDERCAKE”.How cool is that..
The cool thing about this cake is , it has no butter it..Actually there is no much fat in it. It just has 3 tblspn of olive oil. That’s it..So you can enjoy it without feeling guilty. I love baking more than eating those cake, but this is one cake which I totally love it..It has the real orange flavour, I loved the little orange zest peek here and there all over the cake, which makes it more spectacular..
I hope you will love it and tell me how it turned out for you.
Ingredients:
All Purpose Flour / Maida – 1 1/2 cup / 180 grams
Sugar – 1 cup / 200 grams
Eggs – 2
Olive Oil – 3 tblspn
Yoghurt / Curd – 1/2 cup / 120 ml
Orange Zest  from 2 oranges
Orange Juice from 1 orange
Baking powder – 1 tsp
Baking Soda – 1/2 tsp
Salt – 1/4 tsp
Vanilla Essence – 1 tsp
Method:
Preheat the oven to 170 Degree C / 340 Degree F.
Take flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt in a bowl and mix well. Set this aside till use.
Zest couple of oranges and juice one whole orange and set aside.
Line the bottom of the loaf pan with parchment paper and oil all the sides of the pan. Set this aside till use.
Take eggs, sugar, vanilla in a large bowl and mix well.
Add in oil and mix till it is combined.
Add in curd and mix well.
Now add in the orange zest and orange juice and mix well.
Now add in the flour mixture and combine it gently.
Pour this entire thing into the loaf pan and bake it for 45-50 mins.
Remove from the pan and check whether it is cooked by inserting a toothpick.
Let it cool completely before removing from the tin.
Slice and Serve.

Notes: 

1) This cake is not that much sweet, since i made it to have along with tea i didn’t add much sugar. You can increase the amount of sugar.

2)To cut the cake without breaking the cake, just put the loaf in the fridge for couple of hours or in the freezer for 30 mins and then cut it.

3) Every oven varies..So keep a eye on the cake.
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Pictorial:
Take all your ingrediants
You need a couple of fresh oranges
Zest both the oranges and you need juice from one orange
Take flour in a bowl
add salt to it
add baking powder
and baking soda
mix them well
Line a loaf pan with parchment paper and oil the entire tin
crack open couple of eggs in a large bowl
add sugar to it
and some good vanilla
add some olive oil
and yoghurt
and mix well till it gets combined
throw in the orange zest
and juice some in
mix well again
add in the flour mixture
and mix well
Pour this into the tin
and bake it
Slice and Serve
Enjoy..
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Aarthi

About Aarthi

I am Aarthi, a happy homemaker, mom of two beautiful girls, married to my high school sweet heart. My goal is to teach people that cooking can be way more easier and joyful than they think. Yummy Tummy features recipes all over the world with step wise pictures which surely shows the ease of cooking.

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  7. Archana Potdar

    Congrats dear. Must confess that I was expecting to see I am pregnant and was a bit, very tiny bit disappointed to see the line NOT pregnant…
    Sorry I am a rotten. But love to see the hits message. Congrats dear many more milestones to you.

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  10. Sunita

    On reading your this post headline the very first thought came to my mind was oh my god is she pregnant. Ha ha ha.

    Thanks for sharing heathier version of cake.

    Reply

  15. fxsunny

    Congratulations on the 2mm hits, Aarthi. I've been experimenting with baking up my own concoctions as well…and had some success recently with a flour-less no-butter no-oil banana-chocolate-orange cake with nuts.

    Although I personally don't have any gluten allergies, I've been impressed by the advancements in the gluten-free arena…especially baking…and would love to see you use gf flours instead of maida. I know if a novice like me could bake a yummy gluten-free cake, someone with your potential could do wonders in educating this audience.

    Thanks for sharing!

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  16. fxsunny

    Congratulations on the 2mm hits, Aarthi. I've been experimenting with baking up my own concoctions as well…and had some success recently with a flour-less no-butter no-oil banana-chocolate-orange cake with nuts.

    Although I personally don't have any gluten allergies, I've been impressed by the advancements in the gluten-free arena…especially baking…and would love to see you use gf flours instead of maida. I know if a novice like me could bake a yummy gluten-free cake, someone with your potential could do wonders in educating this audience.

    Thanks for sharing!

    Reply

  17. Chic & Gorgeous Treats

    CONGRATULATIONS Yummy Tummy! That is a lot of hits in just 1.5 years ;). Well deserve indeed. Good to see a loaf cake without any butter and still turn out fluffy. I do love cakes infused in orange zest and juice. Cheers, Jo

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  20. Anonymous

    Hi I baked this yesterday. Followed the exact measurements, but the cake turned to be a little dense. It tasted more like orange bread than cake.

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  21. Aarthi

    @A and Ayou can use flax seed powder in place of eggs..I think you can add a little more oil and a additional 1/2 cup of curd. I have never tried it, give it a try and let me know how it came out

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  23. Anonymous

    hi there,
    the orange cake looks lovely. and having made it so well is indeed a good news. why always think of the cliched good news. love your blog.

    Reply

  26. kamla

    loaf looks yummy .have just found your website
    will make it and will add some walnuts to the mix
    great website,will continue to follow it
    congratulations
    kamla masala
    newzealand

    Reply

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