Ep112: In the Kitchen: Olive Oil Cake

Loh Yi Jun, junandtonic.com

21-Apr-21 21:00

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We've all been home a lot more over the pandemic, and that means more meals at home! So to get you cooking a little more (even if you've never done so), our host Jun is dishing up some simple and fun recipes to try. This week, he's making an olive oil cake. It's a surprisingly simple recipe that results in a supple, moist cake with a bit of citrus thrown in too. So join us through this ASMR journey, and let Jun know on Instagram (@jun.and.tonic) if you made it!

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Recipe link - Food52

Produced by: Loh Yi Jun

Presented by: Loh Yi Jun

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Categories: Food, Film

Tags: breaking bread, asmr, recipes, olive oil cake, acidity,

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