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The beer is only in the grapes, rest assured. A true delight.

Yields10 Servings
Prep Time30 minsCook Time1 minTotal Time31 mins
Ingredients
 120 Almond flour
 65 Icing sugar
 60 Flour
 3 Baking powder
 150 Egg white
 70 Sugar
 70 Unsalted butter
 80 Dried grape
 150 Brown beer
 100 Brown or amber beer
Directions
1

Soak the raisins in brown beer for 2 days.

2

Sift the almond powder, powdered sugar, baking powder, and flour.

3

Whip the egg whites with the powdered sugar. Gently melt the unsalted butter.

4

Once the egg whites are beaten and firm, add them to the mixture of flour, baking powder, powdered sugar, and almond flour. Gently fold in without deflating the whites too much. Then pour in the melted butter and add the drained macerated raisins. Mix to ensure the preparation is well combined.

5

Pour the mixture into a 20 cm diameter ring mold lined with parchment paper.

6

Bake in a preheated oven at 180 °C for 1 hour. Remove the rim while hot.

7

To finish, mix the light topping with the brown beer and bring to a boil. Coat your still-warm cake and place some soaked currants on top. A low-calorie and very moist cake.

Ingredients

Ingredients
 120 Almond flour
 65 Icing sugar
 60 Flour
 3 Baking powder
 150 Egg white
 70 Sugar
 70 Unsalted butter
 80 Dried grape
 150 Brown beer
 100 Brown or amber beer

Directions

Directions
1

Soak the raisins in brown beer for 2 days.

2

Sift the almond powder, powdered sugar, baking powder, and flour.

3

Whip the egg whites with the powdered sugar. Gently melt the unsalted butter.

4

Once the egg whites are beaten and firm, add them to the mixture of flour, baking powder, powdered sugar, and almond flour. Gently fold in without deflating the whites too much. Then pour in the melted butter and add the drained macerated raisins. Mix to ensure the preparation is well combined.

5

Pour the mixture into a 20 cm diameter ring mold lined with parchment paper.

6

Bake in a preheated oven at 180 °C for 1 hour. Remove the rim while hot.

7

To finish, mix the light topping with the brown beer and bring to a boil. Coat your still-warm cake and place some soaked currants on top. A low-calorie and very moist cake.

Notes

Beer Raisin Cake Recipe

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Nutrition Facts

10 servings

Serving size

10

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