A Community Recipe by Earthintruder
This cake is absolutely amazing! It gives me a luxury “high.” It has such nutritional value, you could eat it as a meal! The recipe uses the metric system. I guesstimated, but it is very easy to convert. Uneaten cake can be stored in an airtight container in the fridge for up to two weeks. This cake is perfect for...
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earthintruder
Oct 15, 2009
oh..for those of you who are wondering about lucuma...it is a very popular peruvian fruit. absolutly DELICIOUS. I have only been able to get the powder. You can get it from shazzie or David wolfes website.
You can really get creative with this cake. I sometimes add maca or a bit of crystal manna for an extra "high." Make it for your lovey and have more than a 'splendid' evening
issy
Oct 15, 2009
it's so pretty!
ambiguous
Nov 26, 2009
Yum! What a great, rich cake. Thanks for the recipe!
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ambiguous
Aug 04, 2010
250g is approximately one cup--those are the measurements I use. Probably you'd want to stop using that conversion site, it seems pretty off.
LibbyB
Jul 23, 2010
Can anyone convert the grams to US measurements? I went to an online converter and 250g = 2.5 cups. Surely this doesn't call for 2.5 caups of lucuma powder, right?
Thank you!!
ambiguous
Nov 26, 2009
Yum! What a great, rich cake. Thanks for the recipe!
issy
Oct 15, 2009
it's so pretty!
earthintruder
Oct 15, 2009
oh..for those of you who are wondering about lucuma...it is a very popular peruvian fruit. absolutly DELICIOUS. I have only been able to get the powder. You can get it from shazzie or David wolfes website.
You can really get creative with this cake. I sometimes add maca or a bit of crystal manna for an extra "high." Make it for your lovey and have more than a 'splendid' evening
earthintruder
Oct 15, 2009
oh, I decorated with blueberries and gojis...my favorite!
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