Tutti-Fruity Cake

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Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake is a crumbly and perfectly sweet tea cake. Cake is rich, moist & soft. I took the cake on my travels and it was a great travel cake too. Made with tricolor it is ideal for representing our Independence day too!

Enjoy some more travel cakes like zebra cake, marble cake, or poke cake.

Time for some patriotism. Sadly so, patriotism is celebrated & remembered only once a year, rest of the year we are discussing who is better – Hindu/ Jain/ Muslim/ etc etc. I’m also one of them who remembers it only once a year but I am still very proud of being an Indian.

Due to 15th August, we have got extended weekend and like others we also made plans of going to Mumbai to visit my aunt. BUT, the real deal was to get my very own – ramekins, 9″ springform pan & silicone muffin cups, which she has so kindly brought for me from US. :-) Since, I didn’t want to visit her empty handed and from the time of my home-baking days, I crib on buying sweets from outside, I decided to bake her a Tutti-Fruity Cake in tri-color and celebrate the occasion with her.

Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake
Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake

The recipe is of Cherry Marble Cake from Chocolate Rasoi Workshop I attended in May this year. Anjli introduced me to a contraption known as Electric Oven, which is easily movable, can be set up anywhere, has temp regulator but no timer.

Electric Oven
Electric Oven

And the best part is it is very cheap – in the range 1000/- If I already was not baking in convection oven, I would have bought this. I thought it was pretty good buy to start baking, as and when you become pro, you can upgrade to better and fancier ovens. :)

I’ve used a bundt pan for the cake, replaced yellow & chocolate color with orange & green.

Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake
Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake
Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake
Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake
Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake
Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake
Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake
Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake

* Cornflour is added so that the colors do not over mix among themselves.

The cake was loved by both my uncle & aunt & Mr. V (that goes without saying). Cake was rich, moist & soft. The colors didn’t form a very clearly demarcated layer as I had hoped they would. But who cares when it comes to taste. Happy Independence Day to all. Jai Hind!

Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake
Tri-color Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake

Tutti-Fruity Cake

Eggless Tutti-Fruity Cake is a crumbly and perfectly sweet tea cake. Cake is rich, moist & soft. I took the cake on my travels and it was a great travel cake too. Made with tricolor it is ideal for representing our Independence day too!
Prep Time10 mins
Cook Time45 mins
Total Time55 mins
Course: Baking, Dessert, Filling & Frosting, Snack
Cuisine: Vegetarian
Keyword: Bakery, cupcake, eggless
Servings: 1 medium bundt cake

Ingredients

  • 100 gram all purpose flour
  • ¼ cup cornflour
  • ½ tsp baking soda
  • 1 tsp baking powder
  • 200 gram condensed milk
  • 75 ml olive oil
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • ½ cup milk
  • few drops orange color
  • few drops green color
  • 2 tbsp mixed tutti fruity
  • 10-12 almonds coarsely chopped

Instructions

  • Pre-heat the oven at 180 °C. Grease & dust a bundt pan.
  • Slightly warm tutti-fruity & almonds and then coat lightly with flour.
  • Sieve together flour, baking powder, baking soda & corn flour together.
  • In a large bowl, mix together condensed milk, sugar & essence lightly for 1 min. While the hand mixer is running slowly add oil and mix it well.
  • Add half the dry ingredients & milk and beat well for 2-3 mins.
  • Add remaining dry ingredients & milk and beat well. Scrape down the sides & mix well till uniform.
  • Slowly mix in half of fruits & nuts in the batter. Don’t over mix it.
  • Divide the mixture into 3 parts – to one part add orange color & to the other part add green color.

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  • First pour green colored batter in the pan, lightly tap it so the batter is settled, then pour white batter (to which you have added no color) and in the end pour orange batter.
  • Sprinkle remaining nuts & fruits on top. Gently tap the pan.
  • Bake in pre-heated oven for 40 mins. Cool in the pan for 10 mins on a wire rack. Gently de-mould & allow to cool completely.
  • Slice & serve with cold ice-cream. Enjoy celebrating Independence Day while eating.

Notes

  1. Cornflour is added so that the colors do not over mix among themselves.
  2. If the cake has already been baked for 10-15 mins in an oven and the power goes off, then it can be baked in gas tandoor or pressure cooker.
  3. While baking cake in an OTG, only use lower rod, and for final browning you can turn on upper rod for last 5 mins.
  4. The cake which is to frosted, should be made using oil instead of butter, otherwise the smell of butter overpowers the cream.
  5. For longer shelf life, make a cake with butter. Cake made with oil smell faster.

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  1. Love the color of ur cake….
    Happy Independence Day..!!!

  2. Happy Independence Day dear, that cake looks simple awesome :)

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