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This London fog tea cake captures all the cozy flavors of the beloved latte in dessert form. Infused with fragrant Earl Grey tea and dried lavender, the cake is light, tender, and delicately floral. A ...

Indulge in a lactose-free tea cake like the ones you'll find in some parts of Italy. And it is all about that moist, aromatic goodness without any dairy. And look, this cake really shines by using ...

1.	Pre-heat oven to 180deg.C. Line a 20-22cm cake tin with Glad Bake. 2.	Place all cake ingredients in a mixing bowl and beat with electric beaters for 4 minutes, scraping the sides to make sure ...

Looking for a free mini puzzle? Play the USA TODAY Quick Cross now. 1 cup plus 3 tablespoons cane sugar2 large eggs at room temperature2 tablespoons loose black tea of choice1 cup buttermilk, Greek or ...

This is a nice twist on a standard butter-cake recipe, and you can substitute any other stone fruit for the plums in this recipe. Don't vary the quantity of the ingredients when making the cake mix, ...

Loaf cakes like Mary Berry's tea loaf are as easy as homemade baking gets, with no need to worry about a deep rise in the cake, and less risk of an undercooked core. Unlike layer cakes, those baked in ...

Of all our holiday baking, perhaps the easiest, quickest, and most versatile baked goods are the so-called tea breads. They’re also inexpensive, practical, and yes, delicious. Of course, sweet breads ...

Few drinks are more quintessential to the American South than a large, ice-cold glass of sweet tea. This refreshing beverage is deeply woven into the fabric of Southern culture — so much so that ...