Easy and Delicious: Decadent Caramel Lamingtons Recipe

This treat originates from Australia, originally made by Lord Lamington’s chef to feed unexpected guests. They have since become a South African favourite.

The caramel layer adds an extra decadence to this decade old classic recipe.

Caramel Lamingtons Recipe

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    Recipe by Melissa JacobsCourse: DessertCuisine: GlobalDifficulty: Easy
    Prep time

    25

    minutes
    Cooking time

    5

    minutes
    Servings

    16

    Total time

    30

    minutes

    Delicious squares of sponge cake, filled with caramel are coated in a layer of chocolate and then rolled in coconut.

    Ingredients

    • 1 cubed vanilla sponge cake (cut into 16 pieces)

    • 150 ml caramel

    • 180 ml boiling water

    • 350 ml sugar

    • salt

    • 30 ml cacao

    • 10 ml butter

    • 1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence

    • 200 grams coconut to roll the cakes in

    Method

    • In a sauce pan, bring the water, sugar, salt, cacao, butter and vanilla essence to a boil. Remove from heat.
    • In a shallow dish, pour a third of the sauce in the dish.
    • In second dish, have your coconut ready.
    • Slice each cake in half, spread a generous amount of caramel and stick the 2 halves together.
    • Roll each piece of cake in the sauce, covering both sides.
    • Place the cake in the middle of your coconut dish, covering the cake with coconut. Place on dripping tray to cool and dry.
    • Repeat from step 2 until all the cakes are coated in chocolate and coconut.

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