Vegan mango and raspberry cake

Hooray, another delicious vegan cake with mango! It turns out so juicy that you don't need any icing. Because of a little lime juice, it tastes sour, so you can leave it out if you want a sweeter taste. We in the tasting panel think it was very fresh and can be eaten without a bad conscience. I ground oatmeal into flour, but they can also be mixed directly into the batter. That will give the cake a slightly "coarser" taste. If you use gluten-free groats, the cake will be gluten-free :)

After just a few bites, the comment from the youngest was: “Can you make it for my birthday?” It’s so easy that I can throw it together just before the guests arrive and put it in the oven. Then I have a fresh cake without any fuss with cream, icing, etc.

VEGAN CAKE WITH MANGO AND RASPBERRIES

75 g chickpea flour (own advertising)

100 g ground oatmeal

100 g ground almonds

50 g coconut pulp

150g brown sugar

1 dl rapeseed oil

4 dl mango puree (own advertising)

juice of 1 lime with grated zest

1 teaspoon baking powder

300 g raspberries

DECORATION :

100g raspberries

grated lime zest

powdered sugar

VEGAN CAKE WITH MANGO AND RASPBERRIES

Procedure:

  • Grind almonds and oatmeal. Mix everything except raspberries into a cake batter.
  • Using baking paper and a 20x30 cm baking pan, pour half of the batter into the bottom and 300 g raspberries. Add the rest of the batter and bake for 35-40 minutes at 160 degrees.
  • Check with a fork after 30 minutes and bake longer if necessary.

Good luck, it's absolutely beautiful!