I really missed spices cake from North Sulawesi (North Celebes), Indonesia which my brother used to bring whenever he visited there. I searched from the Internet and found out this recipe. This was so easy and simple to make, less cleaning the tools, and have a great taste, (as long as you bake it with a perfect temperature). Let's give it a try 😘😘😘Here is the link of the original recipe:(Written in Indonesian Language) http://www.kulinersehat.com/resep-kue-bolu-rampah/This is the link of the flip down folding technique:https://youtu.be/CyecsrMEsFc

Soooo good while its still warm.

I made mine without the nuts and raisins

Sponge Cake......perfect for birthday parties of kids. They love it! The sponginess of the cake comes from beaten egg whites and the baking powder added, plus some additional tricks to keep it spongy even after cooling. Here, I have added fig, a seasonal fruit available, but you can try with any other fruit eg. fruits which impart colour to the cake, like strawberry, mango, etc.#spongecake #birthdaycake #cake

This is a fig version of a fruit butter cake that came from my British mother-in-law who makes it with prunes.The original prune version tasted so delicious, so I looked for a good fruit substitute in Japan, and found figs to be the perfect fit!Since fresh fruit is used to bake this cake, it is also delicious on the day it is baked.The cake becomes more moist the next day, adding another level of delight. Recipe by spitze

Spiced carrot cake with toasted walnuts. Simply whisk everything together in a bowl and bake away! 😊

A one hour spice cake that will dazzle your guests. For the Holiday season, you can prepare the spice ingredients in the cake by soaking them in homemade liqueur, or use dried fruits. My sister’s recipe.The flavors mix better and better after a few days if the cake is kept in the fridge in aluminum foil. Fresh for weeks.#PartyFoods#ChristmasGifts

This cake is inspired by the amazing Chef John @foodwishes. This cake is moist, dense and fudgy. The only kinda cake which I would eat, as you should have known by now. I love the wonderful aroma of gingerbread spice, especially during final baking process. If I were to compare my previous pumpkin cake and this gingerbread cake, I would definitely go for gingerbread.What really got me is the hint of molasses aftertaste. It lingers at the back of my mouth for quite awhile which leaves me wanting for more. Pls do not use fresh grated ginger. It will overpower everything else (speaking from experience). Just use regular ground ginger. I also added a pinch of Chinese 5 spice for that oomph undertone flavor.I also decided to add a touch of lemon glaze to bring freshness to the cake. You can of cos serve the cake as it is, or you can go the extra mile and serve it with ice cream and tuile. Pls do not be intimidated by the look of it. It is actually fairly simple and easy. If all hell breaks loose, try again cos at the end of the day, it is just a kitchen fail down the bin. What you gain is experience, which is priceless. Okay, enuff of ranting and let's get started with the recipe.

This cake is quick and easy to make and is very light and moist and full of flavor. It can be kept as a two layer cake and frosted all over if you prefer!

Cooked in rice cooker, also used nutribullet to mix the ingredients

This is a variation of "Oatmeal cinnamon steamed bread". I made this because I wanted to have a spicy American style carrot cake. (I used the spicy carrot cake recipe in the "VEGE BOOK3" cookbook as inspiration.)You can use the oatmeal as-is, but please try processing it into a powder. The cake will have a moist, chewy texture.Prevent condensation from dripping onto the cake when you remove the lid by wrapping the steamer lid with a cloth and securing it with an elastic band. (Be careful not to let the cloth catch fire if you have a gas range!) Recipe by Miyakojika