Sticky Dorset Apple Ginger Loaf

Flatlay image of ginger loaf cake with two slices cut. stunning crisp apple decoration on top with warm vintage hues

 

As the days shorten and the damp chill of autumn rests on the dew laden grass, I look out to the apple tree, groaning with its load and rendering to submission with each thud onto the grass. I carefully pick through them, saving the bruised or wasp eaten fruits for the pigs down the lane.

It is their crisp sweetness, bursting with flavour that offers the perfect taste of Autumn’s harvest. Often torn by the decision between a moist, sticky ginger cake with warm spices and an old-fashioned Dorset apple cake, I have combined the two to create a lovechild that just sings of cosy moments as the rain streams down the windowpanes.

To make this vegan simply substitute vegan butter for regular butter and 100g unsweetened applesauce for the eggs.

side on macro image of hand slicing ginger loaf cake with two slices cut. stunning crisp apple decoration on top with warm vintage hues

Its one of those cakes whereby, If a knife is left in the vicinity, small slivers will be paired off until miraculously only a few crumbs remain…..

angled macro image of slice of ginger loaf cake with two slices cut. stunning crisp apple decoration on top with warm vintage hues

While this cake is divine as it is, a blob of clotted cream will take it to a heavenly level…

close macro image of ginger loaf cake with two slices cut. stunning crisp apple decoration on top with warm vintage hues

Using local, seasonal apples os the key to that ‘Dorset’ taste, sweet, crisp and full of autumn promise..

It is also easy to make vegan, simply simply substitute vegan butter for regular butter and 100g unsweetened applesauce for the eggs.

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Sticky Dorset Apple Ginger Loaf

Sticky Dorset Apple Ginger Loaf

Prep time: 30 MinCook time: 1 HourTotal time: 1 H & 30 M
As the days shorten and the damp chill of autumn rests on the de laden grass, I look out to the apple tree, groaning with its load and rendering to submission with each thud onto the grass. I carefully pick through them, saving the bruised or wasp eaten fruits for the pigs down the lane.It is their crisp sweetness, bursting with flavour that offers the perfect taste of Autumn’s harvest. Often torn by the decision between a moist, sticky ginger cake with warm spices and an old-fashioned Dorset apple cake, I have combined the two to create a lovechild that just sings of cosy moments as the rain streams down the windowpanes.

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For the Topping

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