Green Tea Cake

Anybody got a recipe for one of those? Dont want to use bannanas as a substitute, would ruin the flavor. How exactly are the eggs used in the recipe? Thanks!

the best way is to look up a regular recipe for green tea cake on the net, and replace the non-vegan things like butter with vege oil, milk for soymilk, and egg with either: egg substitute from supermarket, mashed up soft tofu, or half the volume...

2008-07-18 21:48:11 by Psionic Vampire

Kasutera, or traditional Japanese sponge cake, is a wonderfully light dessert that is flavored with the subtle taste of green tea. Impress your ...

Will it taste funny?

sweetie, I gotta see your recipe, BUT Normally, if a recipe calls for margarine, I will use butter. I use butter for just about everything

2008-06-05 18:36:03 by da da

Take any vanilla chiffon cake recipe, and add some powdered Japanese green tea "matcha" into the batter (this is not the same as green tea powdered drink mix). Swirl it lightly if you want to achieve a marbled look, or mix it in thoroughly

2008-05-25 21:53:28 by da da

I had it at the Hyatt in Guam and loved it!!

Do you have a favorite plain jelly-roll that you like? Simply add two tablespoons of green tea powder to it, and reduce the vanilla (if any). You can buy canned or vacuum packed bean paste (or even just the beans are nice! -- stir in with the...

2006-12-17 23:49:26 by first-time homebuyer

The specific cake in question is the one from http://www.nordljus.co.uk/en/green-tea-o pera-cake

Here is what I've found:

Green Tea Cake

The first component of the opera cake was of course the cake. The cake sounded pretty interesting because it used ground almonds. I wanted the cake to have a green tea flavour...

2008-07-13 16:55:31 by voteforhe