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10-12
Easy
By Eleanor Ford
Published 2024
Even before you cook the cake, the batter has a bittersweet fragrance redolent of the Middle East as well as a glorious gamboge yellow colour. Both are intensified in the oven heat.
An interesting quirk of this Lebanese home kitchen favourite is that the tahini is used to grease the tin rather than combined into the sponge. Beyond that, it is the easiest one-bowl recipe imaginable. Its name, ‘sfouf’, means ‘lines’, signalling the cuts made to form it into diamonds or squares.
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Like the other reviewer I’m not sure what the tahini offers to the dish. However I love the flavour and texture and the golden colour. I shall probably eat the lot tonight. Before the Bolke comes home…
Tahini to grease the tin seemed a bit pointless. Result was moist but needs something else a weak syrup perhaps, I added some cream to mine, better but not ideal.