Ravneet Gill’s recipe for portokalopita | The sweet spot

Ravneet Gill’s recipe for portokalopita | The sweet spot

You’ll keep coming back for this orangey Greek favourite

This cake is a true revelation; it uses dried filo sheets to create a moreish texture. I first tasted it on holiday in Cyprus, and sought tips and tricks from the pastry chef at the hotel I was staying in. Back home, I consulted Georgina Hayden, who told me that it’s one of her favourite cakes of all time. She uses whole oranges, but here I’ve used a simple, orange-scented batter that requires only one bowl. It’s quick, rewarding and delicious – you’ll keep going back for more.

Continue reading… You’ll keep coming back for this orangey Greek favourite This cake is a true revelation; it uses dried filo sheets to create a moreish texture. I first tasted it on holiday in Cyprus, and sought tips and tricks from the pastry chef at the hotel I was staying in. Back home, I consulted Georgina Hayden, who told me that it’s one of her favourite cakes of all time. She uses whole oranges, but here I’ve used a simple, orange-scented batter that requires only one bowl. It’s quick, rewarding and delicious – you’ll keep going back for more. Continue reading… Cake, Baking, Food, Pastry, Fruit, Eggs, Greek food and drink 

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