- 200gr de açúcar
- Casca de 1 limão (só a parte amarela)
- 150 gr de manteiga vegan (podem usar óleo de côco neutro)
- 40gr de bebida de amêndoa (ou outra vegetal com pouco sabor)
- 4 ovos
- 250gr de farinha panificável (usei da marca Continente)
- 1 c. chá de fermento para bolos
- 2 embalagens de natas vegan para bater bem frias
- 1 lata de ananás
Preparação com a Bimby®
- Pré-aqueçam o forno a 180°C.
- Forrem uma forma sem buraco com papel vegetal e reservem. Gosto de usar as formas tipo tarteira, com abertura, facilitam bastante.
- Coloquem no copo o açúcar e a casca do limão e pulverizem
5 seg/vel 9 . - Se necessário, raspem as latereis do copo com a espátula, insiram a borboleta e adicionem a manteiga vegan, a bebida vegetal, os ovos e batam
4 min/37°C/vel 3.5 . - Adicionem o mix de farinha e o fermento e envolvam
10 seg/vel 3 . - Deitem na forma e levem ao forno a 180°C cerca de 35 minutos.
- Desenformem e deixe arrefecer sobre uma rede.
- No copo limpo, colocam a borboleta e as natas vegetais. Batam
20 seg/vel 3.5, verifiquem, se necessário batam novamente navel 3.5 verificando a consistência a cada 10 segundos, até obter a consistência desejada. - Cortem o bolo ao meio horizontalmente e reguem com a calda do ananás, recheiem com ¼ das natas batidas, disponham o ananás cortado aos pedaços e coloquem a outra metade de bolo.
- Cubram o bolo com as restantes natas batidas e decorem com mais ananás.
- Guardem no frigorifico até ao momento de servir.
Preparação tradicional
- Pré-aqueçam o forno a 180°C.
- Forrem uma forma sem buraco com papel vegetal e reservem. Gosto de usar as formas tipo tarteira, com abertura, facilitam bastante.
- Raspem a casca de limão para uma tijela, adicionem o açúcar, a manteiga vegan, a bebida vegetal, os ovos e batam com a batedeira até ficar uma massa homegénea e macia.
- Adicionem o mix de farinha e o fermento e envolvam delicadamente com uma colher de pau.
- Deitem na forma e levem ao forno a 180°C cerca de 35 minutos.
- Desenformem e deixe arrefecer sobre uma rede.
- Coloquem as natas vegetais numa tijela e com a batam com batedeira até terem a consistência de chantilly.
- Cortem o bolo ao meio horizontalmente e reguem com a calda do ananás, recheiem com ¼ das natas batidas, disponham o ananás cortado aos pedaços e coloquem a outra metade de bolo.
- Cubram o bolo com as restantes natas batidas e decorem com mais ananás.
- Guardem no frigorifico até ao momento de servir.
Hello everyone!
Today I’m sharing with you what I consider the ultimate pineapple cake! Soft, juicy, full of flavor – so good you’ll cry for more. Basically, a perfect summer cake for those who have already said goodbye to their diet plans 😂😂😂
You can find the original version on Cookidoo®, but ours is gluten-free and dairy-free – and trust me, nobody will notice the difference!
Here’s what you’ll need to make this little slice of heaven:
Cake
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200 g sugar
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Zest of 1 lemon (just the yellow part)
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150 g vegan butter (or neutral coconut oil)
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40 g almond milk (or another mild plant-based drink)
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4 eggs
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250 g gluten-free flour mix (I used Continente brand)
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1 tsp baking powder
- 2 packs of vegan whipping cream (well chilled)
- 1 can of pineapple
Preparation with Thermomix®
- Preheat the oven to 180°C (350°F).
- Line a cake pan (no hole) with parchment paper and set aside. I like to use a tart pan with a removable base – super handy!
- Place sugar and lemon zest in the bowl and blend for 5 sec/speed 9.
- Scrape down the sides, insert the butterfly whisk, then add vegan butter, plant milk, and eggs. Mix for 4 min/37°C/speed 3.5.
- Add the flour mix and baking powder, mix 10 sec/speed 3.
- Pour into the pan and bake for about 35 minutes.
- Unmold and let cool on a wire rack.
Now for the filling:
- Clean the bowl, insert the butterfly whisk, add the vegan cream and whip for 20 sec/speed 3.5. Check the texture, and if needed, whip in 10-sec bursts until you get that perfect fluffy consistency.
- Slice the cake in half horizontally, drizzle with pineapple syrup, spread ¼ of the whipped cream, add chopped pineapple, and top with the other cake layer.
- Cover the whole cake with the remaining cream and decorate with more pineapple.
- Refrigerate until serving time.
Traditional Method
- Preheat oven to 180°C (350°F).
- Line your cake pan with parchment paper and set aside.
- Grate the lemon zest into a bowl, add sugar, vegan butter, plant milk, and eggs. Beat with a mixer until smooth and creamy.
- Add flour mix and baking powder, gently fold with a wooden spoon.
- Pour into the pan and bake for about 35 min.
- Cool on a wire rack.
Now for the filling:
- Whip the chilled vegan cream until it reaches soft peaks.
- Slice the cake in half horizontally, drizzle with pineapple syrup, spread ¼ of the whipped cream, add chopped pineapple, and top with the other cake layer.
- Cover the whole cake with the remaining cream and decorate with more pineapple.
- Chill until serving.
Tips
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Vegan whipping creams are usually sweetened, so no extra sugar is needed.
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Want to level up? Add strawberries, raspberries, or blueberries – it’s always amazing!
Give it a try! And whenever possible, go for organic ingredients and avoid food waste.

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