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Nutrition: per serving

  • kcal304
  • fat15g
  • saturates8.7g
  • carbs36.8g
  • sugars17.6g
  • fibre1.5g
  • protein4.8g
  • salt0.5g
    low
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Method

  • step 1

    Heat oven to 160C/140C fan/gas 3 and grease and line the base and sides of a deep 20cm round cake tin with a little of the butter and baking parchment. Put the butter, 250g sugar and vanilla into a big mixing bowl. Beat until light and fluffy with an electric whisk.

  • step 2

    Beat in the eggs, one by one, then fold in the 300g flour and baking powder. Spoon out 85g of the batter, and stir the extra 7 tbsp flour and cinnamon into this with a cutlery knife so it becomes crumbly.

  • step 3

    Fold the rhubarb into the rest of the cake batter and scrape into the prepared tin. Scatter over the crumble mix followed by 1 tbsp sugar. Bake for 1 hr 15 mins, until a skewer poked in comes out clean – you’ll need to lay a sheet of foil on top after an hour if the cake is browning too much. Cool for 15 mins in the tin, then finish on a wire rack.

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kaelangridge

tip

I did this in a 20x30cm traybake instead. 40 mins at 160°C fan starting in a cold oven (my oven runs hot and heats up in about 10 mins). Came out perfectly!

isabelmorrisonPgsg82DK

tip

I cooked a little longer than it said and at 160 in my fan oven. Also cut the rhubarb pretty thin. If you do big chunks might make it a bit soggy.

lynatvale

tip

I used a 20cm square tin so that it would be easy to cut into smaller pieces and it cooked within the time advised. I was really worried when I realised I had mistakenly used SR Flour instead of plain but the results were fine. Actually a lovely light cake which everyone loved!

Stargazer18

Just wondering if anyone can advise whether tinned rhubarb fotos be ok to use (and if so, should I compensate some of the amounts of the other ingredients to allow for moisture)?

Stargazer18

#would!

stansiudej

Made this cake yesterday for the first time and yes it did take longer to cook but not a problem and it was absolutely amazing........will definitely make again. Thinking of substituting the rhubarb for apples when our apples in the garden are ready to use.......would this work?

nshore10

Mine took longer too!! Glad it wasn't just me.

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