Lamingtons

"This is a family recipe that we have used for years!!! An Aussie favourite too!! It is recommended that you bake the lamington cake the day before you cut or ice the cake, but I just wait until it has cooled for a few hours until it is completely cool."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
11
Yields:
24 lamingtons
Serves:
24
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ingredients

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directions

  • Beat eggs until light, gradually add sugar, continue beating until mixture is thick and sugar is completely dissolved (approx. 10 mins).
  • Sift dry ingredients several times and then melt the butter in hot water. Sift the dry ingredients over the egg mixture and fold in until combined. Then gently fold in hot water and butter.
  • Pour into well greased 28cm by 18cm lamington tin. Bake in moderate oven for approximately 30 minutes.
  • Let the cake cool for 24 hours or until completely cooled.
  • Sift the icing sugar and cocoa into top of double saucepan. Add softened butter and milk. Stir thoroughly.
  • Stir constantly over hot water until icing is of good coating consistency. Keep icing over hot water while dipping lamingtons.
  • If icing becomes too thick, add a little extra warmed milk or water.
  • Cut the cake into 24 even pieces(squares or rectangles). Hold each piece of cake on a fork and dip each piece in the icing. Toss immediately in the coconut.
  • Allow to stand on a wire rack until icing sets.

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RECIPE SUBMITTED BY

Hi my names bree, which is short for Brionaigh. Don't ask how to pronounce it cause you will probably never get it! lol. I am 16 years old and living on the Mornington Peninsula Victoria Australia. I'm currently completing year 11 VCE in high school in victoria australia. I have a passion for irish dancing which takes up more of my life than school and home work and i compete in state and national competitions each year. travelling to many different states in Australia is part of Irish Dancing. In my spare time i love to cook with my mum in the kitchen and make anything we can come up with from what we have in our pantry. I also spend alot of my time on the internet chatting with my friends and just avoiding homework. I take foodtech as one of my vce subjects and love to spend a double period in the kitchen with my friends. Hope you enjoy some of my simple recipes that I love to make on a weekly basis.
 
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