Swiss roll with Biscoff
A traditional swiss roll with a biscoff twist: it’s rich, tender and sweet – and it will be the talk of any party!
- 135g caster sugar
- 50ml water
- 1 tbsp vanilla essence
- 1 tbsp lemon juice
- 110g self-raising flour
- 2g salt
- 5 eggs, separate
- 2 tbsp Biscoff cookies, crushed
Filling:
- 150g Biscoff Spread
- 150g cream (lower fat)
To serve:
- Biscoff Spread
- Biscoff cookies, crushed
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1
Preheat the oven to 180°c.
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2
Beat egg yolks and gradually add sugar until thick and creamy. Add the water, vanilla essence and lemon juice and mix through.
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3
Beat egg whites until it forms stiff peaks, and gently fold into egg yolk mixture, using a metal spoon.
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4
Sift flour and salt. Fold these dry ingredients into egg mixture until smooth.
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5
Spoon mixture into a lined and greased 23x32 cm Swiss roll pan. Bake for 12-15 minutes, till golden brown.
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6
Turn out immediately onto a damp cloth sprinkled with crushed Biscoff cookies. Remove greaseproof paper and trim edges of cake, to ensure rolling without cracking. Carefully roll up cake with cloth (from the short side). Leave for about 5 minutes, then unroll and leave to cool further.
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7
For the filling: mix together the Biscoff Spread and cream until thick and fluffy. Add a thick layer to the inside of the cake and roll tightly using the cloth. Place in the fridge for 1 hour.
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8
Dust the top with icing sugar, add extra Biscoff cookie crumble and drizzle extra melted Biscoff Spread over.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Preheat the oven to 180°c.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Preheat the oven to 180°c.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Beat egg yolks and gradually add sugar until thick and creamy. Add the water, vanilla essence and lemon juice and mix through.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Beat egg yolks and gradually add sugar until thick and creamy. Add the water, vanilla essence and lemon juice and mix through.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Beat egg whites until it forms stiff peaks, and gently fold into egg yolk mixture, using a metal spoon.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Beat egg whites until it forms stiff peaks, and gently fold into egg yolk mixture, using a metal spoon.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Sift flour and salt. Fold these dry ingredients into egg mixture until smooth.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Sift flour and salt. Fold these dry ingredients into egg mixture until smooth.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Spoon mixture into a lined and greased 23x32 cm Swiss roll pan. Bake for 12-15 minutes, till golden brown.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Spoon mixture into a lined and greased 23x32 cm Swiss roll pan. Bake for 12-15 minutes, till golden brown.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Turn out immediately onto a damp cloth sprinkled with crushed Biscoff cookies. Remove greaseproof paper and trim edges of cake, to ensure rolling without cracking. Carefully roll up cake with cloth (from the short side). Leave for about 5 minutes, then unroll and leave to cool further.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Turn out immediately onto a damp cloth sprinkled with crushed Biscoff cookies. Remove greaseproof paper and trim edges of cake, to ensure rolling without cracking. Carefully roll up cake with cloth (from the short side). Leave for about 5 minutes, then unroll and leave to cool further.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
For the filling: mix together the Biscoff Spread and cream until thick and fluffy. Add a thick layer to the inside of the cake and roll tightly using the cloth. Place in the fridge for 1 hour.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
For the filling: mix together the Biscoff Spread and cream until thick and fluffy. Add a thick layer to the inside of the cake and roll tightly using the cloth. Place in the fridge for 1 hour.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Dust the top with icing sugar, add extra Biscoff cookie crumble and drizzle extra melted Biscoff Spread over.
Swiss roll with Biscoff
Dust the top with icing sugar, add extra Biscoff cookie crumble and drizzle extra melted Biscoff Spread over.