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about 12 - 14 slices

Intermediate

150 minutes

Get your vegan baking ingredients and join us on a journey of baking perfection. Our Vegan Bischoff Cake recipe will have your guests wanting more.

Biscoff is always beautiful on the tongue. And now this humble biscuit has been truly elevated to showstopper status with our Vegan Biscoff Cake recipe. Grab a spoon, it’s time to dig in.

Recipe Ingredients

How to Prepare

Recipe Ingredients

For the Sponge

300 ml

Soya Milk

15 ml

Lemon Juice (1tbsp)

400 g

Self-Raising Flour

5 g

Dr. Oetker Baking Powder (1tsp)

200 g

Caster Sugar

150 g

Light Brown Sugar

200 ml

Vegetable Oil

15 ml

Dr. Oetker Madagascan Vanilla Extract (1tbsp)

For the Buttercream

200 g

Vegan Butter

750 g

Icing Sugar

225 g

Biscoff Smooth Spread

15 ml

Soya Milk (1tbsp)

To Decorate

100 g

Biscoff Smooth Spread

50 g

Lotus Biscoff Biscuit

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Dr. Oetker Baking Powder (1tsp)

Dr. Oetker Madagascan Vanilla Extract (1tbsp)

How to Prepare:

Total

:

150

minutes

Prep

:

90

minutes

1

For the Sponge

Preheat the oven to 180°C/160°C/Gas Mark 4. Grease and Line 3x7” round cake tins. Mix together the soya milk and lemon juice until it begins to curdle and thicken, leave to one side.

2

In a large bowl mix together the flour, Baking Powder and sugars until well combined.

3

Add the oil, Vanilla Paste and soya milk mixture, stir until just combined.

4

Divide the mixture between the prepared cake tins and smooth the tops. Bake for 25-30 minutes, until golden brown and a skewer inserted into the centre of the cake comes out clean. Leave the cakes to cool in the tin for 10 minutes, then remove and leave on a wire rack to cool completely.

5

To Decorate

Whilst your cakes are cooling it’s time to make the buttercream; pop the vegan butter into a large bowl and beat with an electric hand whisk until smooth. Gradually add in the icing sugar ensuring it is combined after each addition. Whisk in the biscoff spread, Vanilla Extract and soya milk and continue to whisk until your buttercream is a smooth, spreadable consistency.

6

Once your cakes are cool, use a serrated knife to cut the domed tops off your sponges. Pop one layer of sponge on your cake board and spread over a layer of buttercream. Sandwich on the next sponge layer and repeat until all 3 sponge layers are sandwiched together. Spread a thin layer of buttercream around the sides and on top of the cake and use a cake scraper or palette knife to smooth out. Pop your cake in the fridge for 30 minutes to allow the crumb coat to set.

7

Once your crumb coat has set, cover the top and sides of cake with a thicker layer of buttercream and smooth out to create a lovely smooth buttercream coating.

8

Crush up a few of the biscoff biscuits and put around the base of the cake – it is easiest to do this with the back of a spoon or palette knife to help the crumbs stick to the buttercream. Pop the cake back in the fridge to allow the buttercream to firm up a bit.

9

After about 30 minutes, pop the biscoff spread in bowl and heat in the microwave for 10-20 seconds to loosen the spread so it will drip better. Remove your cake from fridge, pop the biscoff spread into a piping bag and snip a small hole in the end. Pipe the biscoff spread around the edge of the cake so it will drip down the sides, thenpipe to cover the top of the cake, use a palette knife the smooth out if needed.

10

Pop any leftover buttercream in a piping bag and cut a large hole in the end pipe blobs of buttercream in the centre of the cake. Stick your remaining biscoff biscuits in the buttercream.

11

Ta-dah your vegan biscoff masterpiece is ready to serve and enjoy!

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Tips

Your cake will keep for up to 5 days stored in an airtight container at room temperature.

Tips

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Your cake will keep for up to 5 days stored in an airtight container at room temperature.

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Recipe Ingredients

For the Sponge

300 mlSoya Milk

15 mlLemon Juice (1tbsp)

400 gSelf-Raising Flour

5 gDr. Oetker Baking Powder (1tsp)

200 gCaster Sugar

150 gLight Brown Sugar

200 mlVegetable Oil

15 mlDr. Oetker Madagascan Vanilla Extract (1tbsp)

For the Buttercream

200 gVegan Butter

750 gIcing Sugar

225 gBiscoff Smooth Spread

15 mlSoya Milk (1tbsp)

To Decorate

100 gBiscoff Smooth Spread

50 gLotus Biscoff Biscuit

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1

For the Sponge

Preheat the oven to 180°C/160°C/Gas Mark 4. Grease and Line 3x7” round cake tins. Mix together the soya milk and lemon juice until it begins to curdle and thicken, leave to one side.

2

In a large bowl mix together the flour, Baking Powder and sugars until well combined.

3

Add the oil, Vanilla Paste and soya milk mixture, stir until just combined.

4

Divide the mixture between the prepared cake tins and smooth the tops. Bake for 25-30 minutes, until golden brown and a skewer inserted into the centre of the cake comes out clean. Leave the cakes to cool in the tin for 10 minutes, then remove and leave on a wire rack to cool completely.

5

To Decorate

Whilst your cakes are cooling it’s time to make the buttercream; pop the vegan butter into a large bowl and beat with an electric hand whisk until smooth. Gradually add in the icing sugar ensuring it is combined after each addition. Whisk in the biscoff spread, Vanilla Extract and soya milk and continue to whisk until your buttercream is a smooth, spreadable consistency.

6

Once your cakes are cool, use a serrated knife to cut the domed tops off your sponges. Pop one layer of sponge on your cake board and spread over a layer of buttercream. Sandwich on the next sponge layer and repeat until all 3 sponge layers are sandwiched together. Spread a thin layer of buttercream around the sides and on top of the cake and use a cake scraper or palette knife to smooth out. Pop your cake in the fridge for 30 minutes to allow the crumb coat to set.

7

Once your crumb coat has set, cover the top and sides of cake with a thicker layer of buttercream and smooth out to create a lovely smooth buttercream coating.

8

Crush up a few of the biscoff biscuits and put around the base of the cake – it is easiest to do this with the back of a spoon or palette knife to help the crumbs stick to the buttercream. Pop the cake back in the fridge to allow the buttercream to firm up a bit.

9

After about 30 minutes, pop the biscoff spread in bowl and heat in the microwave for 10-20 seconds to loosen the spread so it will drip better. Remove your cake from fridge, pop the biscoff spread into a piping bag and snip a small hole in the end. Pipe the biscoff spread around the edge of the cake so it will drip down the sides, thenpipe to cover the top of the cake, use a palette knife the smooth out if needed.

10

Pop any leftover buttercream in a piping bag and cut a large hole in the end pipe blobs of buttercream in the centre of the cake. Stick your remaining biscoff biscuits in the buttercream.

11

Ta-dah your vegan biscoff masterpiece is ready to serve and enjoy!

Tips

  • Your cake will keep for up to 5 days stored in an airtight container at room temperature.

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FAQs

What is biscoff cake made of? ›

Make the cake:

Into a big mixing bowl, add the buttermilk, vegetable oil, kosher salt, vanilla extract, eggs, sour cream, melted biscoff spread, and mix with a whisk. Then into a medium mixing bowl, add the flour, baking soda, and baking powder. Mix with a whisk until combined.

Why does my vegan cake fall apart? ›

If you don't use enough binding ingredients, your cake may crumble. Other factors include using too much flour, not enough liquid, or not enough fat in the batter. Overmixing, baking at too high of a temperature, or overbaking can also lead to a crumbly cake.

Are all Biscoff vegan? ›

Yes, fortunately, biscoff is vegan! This is because while it needs fat to be made into a paste, the fat of choice is vegetable oil, making it all plant-based as the biscuits themselves are vegan, too.

How long is vegan cake good for in the fridge? ›

Keep it covered at room temperature where it will stay perfectly fresh for a 2-3 days or keep it covered in the fridge to stay good for up to a week. The cake is also freezer friendly for up to 3 months.

Why is Biscoff so addictive? ›

“The mix of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, allspice, and cloves makes it quite a tasty treat, and because they are so small it's very easy to eat more than a few of the smaller versions easily.” Because of its association with flying, the Biscoff cookie can also lock into the sensory memory.

What country is Biscoff from? ›

The story of Lotus Biscoff starts in 1932 in a local bakery in Lembeke, a Belgian town. The unique recipe was brought to perfection with carefully selected natural ingredients. Today, Lotus Bakeries is still family-owned and based in its home town. And from there, the tasty cookie continues to conquer the world.

What to avoid when baking vegan? ›

Dairy, whether it's milk or yogurt or sour cream, helps keep baked goods moist. It's also unfortunately not vegan. But don't skimp on the creamy stuff—it really helps to make a dense and luscious-textured pastry. Experiment with alt-milks, like almond milk.

Is vegan cake healthier than regular cake? ›

Because the ingredients of vegan cakes contain fewer calories than those of regular cakes, you have a lower tendency to gain weight while eating them. However, this depends on your amount of consumption. Like any other thing, eat vegan cakes in moderation.

Why is my vegan cake not fluffy? ›

CAKE NOT RISING

This can be caused by a few things already mentioned such as using the wrong egg replacer or over mixing. I always recommend using fresh raising agents. Generally, baking soda and baking powder only stay active for 3 months after opening.

What is a substitute for Biscoff? ›

If you want to replace Biscoff cookies biscuits, try other spiced speculoos biscuits or other biscuits that have caramel taste or brown sugar in the ingredient.

Which Biscoff is vegan? ›

Made with non-GMO ingredients, Lotus Biscoff cookies are vegan friendly and contain no artificial colors, no flavors, and no preservatives.

What Flavour is Biscoff? ›

If you've never tried them, Biscoff biscuits are caramelised shortcrust biscuits that are thin, crunchy and taste like cinnamon.

Do vegan cakes taste different? ›

No they can be very nice if made correctly. The only difference between a Vagan and a normal cake is Vegans use alternatives to milk, butter and eggs, Eggs is what give normal cakes their lift (extra rise) milk and butter can easily be substituted.

Can vegan cake go bad? ›

Stored using cling film, a vegan cake will last for approximately five days. It does change depending on the humidity and the temperature.

Can I freeze vegan cake? ›

Freezing and defrosting guidelines

The cake will keep in the fridge for up to 3 days. The cooled sponges will freeze for up to 3 months. Keep the iced cake in the fridge.

What is the Flavour in Biscoff? ›

Summary. Biscoff Cookies boast a delectable blend of cinnamon, brown sugar, and buttery flavors that are warm, sweet, and rich. These cookies are thin and crispy, yet they have a soft and chewy texture on the inside. Enjoy them with coffee or tea, as they make for an excellent pairing when dunked into hot beverages.

What does Biscoff taste like? ›

What does Biscoff taste like? It's a little hard to define, but I'd describe it as having a creamy, caramelized, ginger-snappish quality. The flavor profile is actually quite distinct, and because of that, Lotus has branched off into other areas, such as frozen treats, chocolates, and biscoff spread.

What is Biscoff flavor called? ›

Biscoff is just a branded commercial name for speculoos flavour. However, some biscoff flavour biscuits can be more chewy or cookie-like than the traditional, crispy speculoos biscuit.

What's the difference between Biscoff and peanut butter? ›

Peanut Butter. Here they are: The Biscoff spread is marketed as a “peanut butter alternative,” but be aware: it is loaded with sugar, and actually made from cookies. It's delicious.

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