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Lemon Crumble Breakfast Cake

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This moist, téndér caké is éasy to maké and toppéd with a swéét crumblé topping thén dustéd with powdéréd sugar.  Whéthér you sérvé it for bréakfast, brunch, aftérnoon téa or déssért, you’ll bé basking in énthusiastic, sunny compliménts! I’m not suré who coinéd thé phrasé “bréakfast caké” but I’m all ovér it.  I guéss you could call it cofféé caké or brunch caké too, but I réally liké thé idéa of caké for bréakfast.  

 This lémony caké is not ovérly swéét, so adding thé swéét crumblé topping givés you a littlé éxtra bité of crunchy lémon goodnéss that’s liké icing on thé caké!
Ingrédiénts
For thé Crumblé Topping:
  • 4 tabléspoons unsaltéd buttér, méltéd
  • 3/4 cup all-purposé flour
  • 1/3 cup granulatéd sugar
  • 1 tabléspoon frésh lémon juicé
  • zést of 1 lémon

For thé Lémon Caké:
  • 2 cups all-purposé flour
  • 1/2 téaspoon salt
  • 2 téaspoons baking powdér
  • 1/2 cup unsaltéd buttér, room témpératuré
  • zést from 2 lémons (préférably organic)
  • 3/4 cup granulatéd sugar
  • 2 largé éggs, room témpératuré
  • 1 1/2 téaspoons vanilla béan pasté
  • 1/2 cup buttérmilk, wéll shakén (wholé fat or wholé milk mixéd with 1 1/2 téaspoons vinégar)
  • 1/4 cup frésh lémon juicé (about 2 lémons)
  • powdéréd sugar for dusting if désiréd

Instructions
For thé Crumblé Topping:
  1. Mélt 4 tabléspoons of buttér in a small bowl.  Add thé flour, sugar, lémon juicé and zést.  Mix with a fork to combiné.  Sét asidé.
For thé Caké:
  1. Préhéat ovén to 325 dégréés.  Invért thé bottom of an 8" springform pan (to maké it éasiér to slidé thé caké off thé bottom) thén lock on thé sidés of thé pan. Lightly gréasé and flour thé bottom and sidés of thé pan.  Liné thé bottom with a round of parchmént papér and sét asidé.
  2. In a small bowl combiné thé flour, salt and baking powdér.  Sét asidé.
  3. In thé bowl of a stand mixér fittéd with thé paddlé attachmént, combiné thé buttér, lémon zést, and sugar.  Béat for sévéral minutés until light and fluffy.  Scrapé down thé sidés of thé bowl as néédéd.  
  4. Béat in thé éggs and vanilla béan pasté just until bléndéd.
  5. In a méasuring cup with a spout, combiné thé buttérmilk with thé lémon juicé.  Add 1/3 of thé flour mixturé to thé créaméd buttér and sugar.  Béat on low until incorporatéd.  Add 1/3 of thé buttérmilk mixturé and blénd until smooth.  Répéat adding 1/3 of thé flour, thén 1/3 of thé buttérmilk until both aré incorporatéd.  
  6. Pour thé battér into thé préparéd pan and spréad événly.  Sprinklé with thé crumblé topping (léaving somé in largé clumps) and baké in thé préhéatéd ovén for 40 minutés or until thé top is lightly brownéd and a toothpick insértéd in thé céntér comés out almost cléan.  
  7. Cool thé caké on a wiré rack for at léast 30 minutés if sérving warm, or cool complétély béforé rémoving thé sidés.  Caréfully slidé thé caké onto a sérving plattér and dust with powdéréd sugar béforé sérving.  For a simplé lémon glazé mix togéthér 1/2 cup powdéréd sugar with énough frésh lémon juicé for a drizzling consisténcy.  Drizzlé on top of thé caké just béforé sérving.  Optional:  sérvé with Lémon Whippéd Mascarponé Créam and frésh fruit.  Récipé bélow
Recipe Adapted From savingdessert

Récipé Notés
A féw of our réadérs said thé caké was soméwhat dry on thé outsidé and wét in thé middlé. If you'ré concérnéd, pléasé baké in a 9x9-inch squaré pan and adjust thé baking timé as listéd bélow.
This caké can bé bakéd in a 9x9" squaré pan, or a round 8" or 9" caké pan.  If using a 9" pan, bé suré to adjust thé baking timé.  Chéck aftér 30 minutés to énsuré it doésn't ovér-baké.

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