A Venezuelan Cake “Torta Burrera”
Jerry of Simply Sweet home invited me to this sweet event, thank you Jerry I am so honoured and happy for this invitation; I decided to make a Venezuelan cake that is so delicious and good.

Ingredients.
200 gr papelón, grated.
125 ml water .
350 gr self raising flour.
1 teaspoon cinnamon powder.
¼ teaspoon clove powder.
1 tablespoon salt.
2 teaspoons baking soda.
4 eggs.
100 gr unsalted margarine.
1 tablespoon vegetable shortening.
100 ml sweet wine. (like marsala, I used SanSon).
1 cup carrot, grated.
1- In a sauce pan place the papelón, water, salt, margarine, shortening, cinnamon, clove powder and boil until the papelón is melted and it has the consistency of a cough syrup. Let cool.
2- In a bowl place the syrup and the rest of the ingredients, whisk until it is homogeneous and all the ingredients are combined.
3- Pour the batter in a greased and floured cake pan or jelly roll, bake 180°C until an inserted knife comes out clean.
4- Let cool room temperature
Note1: We love to eat this cake with white cheese or as breakfast with coffee with milk.
Note2: papelón is cane sugar’s molasses boiled then it is poured in special molds to solidify, it has the shape of a cone or a rectangle (you can buy it in Latin American or Asian stores)
Note3: You can also use 1 cup of corn oil instead of margarine and shortening.
10 comments:
Wow cake looks yummy, tempting and alluring....
Beautiful cake and a great entry to this event. I must send something in asap as I promised her.
Rosie x
This looks SO Tender and moist! Happy baking weekend sweetie!hughugs
It looks great ! I'm sorry but I've never heard of papelon over here !!
Lovely looking cake - it appears like a carrot/maderia cake. It is nice to have cake that can be baked in a large pan for the whole family and the gang of friends.
Looks great with the dark caramelized color. Thanks for the info on papelon!
this looks lovely, I love that it has spices in it, yum! :-)
I've never had this before. It looks lovely and sounds good!
Here I am again, delighting myself as I see the pictures of the cakes which I can almost smell. Inorder to make this particular one, wht can be used as Papelon? any suggestion?
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