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Pumpkinseed Oil Cake With Cream-cheese Frosting 🍂🍁🍂

by
Jennifer
(IC: instagram)
8 servings
1 hr 15 min
Even though Autumn is over, incorporating pumpkin into dishes is my all time favorite go-to! Have you ever tried using pumpkinseed oil?? No? Me neither !! So I thought I’ll give it a try and I was surprised how good it is! This recipe is also not too sweet which makes the combination with the frosting even better! You can totally leave it out but I highly recommend it. The batter consists out of pumpkinseed oil, grounded pumpkin seeds and of course all the common cake ingredients. You will find the recipe below. So give it a try and welcome autumn with this fantastic cake. I found this recipe @mehl_reise myself and I can highly recommend it.
Pumpkinseed Oil Cake With Cream-cheese Frosting 🍂🍁🍂
Recipe details
Ingredients
For the batter
- 350 g flour (2 1/3 cup)
- 190 g butter, room temp. (3/4 cup)
- 180 ml cream (3/4 cup)
- 170 g icing sugar (1 1/3 cup)
- 100 g grounded pumpkinseeds (3/4 cup)
- 30 ml pumpkinseed oil (2 tbsp)
- 20 g baking powder (1 tbsp)
- four eggs
- vanilla essence (1 teaspoon)
For the frosting
- 70g cream cheese (1/3 cup)
- 100g icing sugar (3/4 cup)
Instructions
For the batter
- Combine butter, sugar, vanilla and eggs first and then slowly add flour, baking powder.
- Add cream and mix until soft batter.
- Part the batter and add the oil and the pumpkin seeds to the one half.
- Alternate adding the batters into the sprayed cake pan and put into the oven for 60 min at 180 degrees.
- Let cool down and if desired top with cream cheese frosting and chopped pumpkin seeds.
Frosting
- Mix Cream cheese and icing sugar and put on (cooled) cake. Top with chopped pumpkin seeds.
- Put into the fridge for the frosting to set.
Tips
- You can find pumpkin seed oil in Lidl at the moment.

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Published December 11th, 2020 1:03 AM
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what are the measurements. we don't use g
Uh , where’s the pumpkin? The purée? It’s not pumpkin without real pumpkin! If you didn’t grow the smaller sweet sugar pumpkins, then canned ‘pure’ pumpkin will do. And add a little evaporated (not condensed) milk to add a touch of extra mmm to the loaf
PS. To me, using oils, seeds etc, doesn’t seem authentic. I once made banana muffins for my family’s lunches and snuck some banana flavouring in as I didn’t have enough bananas-I felt guilty as sin! No one noticed but I never did that again. 😊 Happy New Year to you and yours in 2022! It’s GOT to get better doesn’t it?😬🙏👍🏽