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    Earl Grey Lavender Cake

    Published: Jul 10, 2022 by Voula with 4 Comments

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    This Earl Grey lavender cake is light, moist and aromatic! It's filled and topped with a luscious cream cheese frosting!

    This Earl Grey and lavender cake is heavenly! A simple Earl Grey layer cake that will wow your friends and family!

    After experimenting with unusual flavors in cake recipes, like my ouzo-spiked chocolate orange cake, I wanted to try something with lavender!

    My coworkers were the brave taste testers for this cake, and from all the rave reviews I got, I'm pretty sure this cake will become a favorite!
    If you like lavender and tea, you will love this Earl Grey tea cake recipe!

    Jump to:
    • Why this recipe works
    • About this Earl Grey Lavender Cake
    • WHAT YOU NEED TO MAKE THIS RECIPE
    • EQUIPMENT YOU’LL NEED
    • HOW TO MAKE THIS RECIPE
    • ASSEMBLING THE CAKE
    • Recipe notes
    • TIPS FOR SUCCESS
    • FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS EARL GREY LAVENDER CAKE
    • MORE DELICIOUS CAKE RECIPES!
    • Recipe

    Why this recipe works

    • It’s easy. It might look complicated, but trust me, it really isn't. The step-by-step picture tutorial will guide you all the way!
    • Only 1 baking pan needed. This recipe is simplified in that you don't need more than ONE 6-inch pan.
    • It has a unique flavor combination. This cake is unlike any other flavor I've tried. Earl Grey tea and lavender are a perfect combination!

    About this Earl Grey Lavender Cake

    The one-pan sponge cake

    This cake is amazing! First of all, it's a simple sponge cake that doesn’t have any butter, oil, or leavening agents, like baking powder or baking soda. Instead, the eggs are beaten really well until they increase in volume and then a little bit of flour is added. As a result, the cake is incredibly light, airy, soft, and tall!
    That’s why I only use 1 pan! The sponge cake comes out really tall, which I then cut into 3 layers.

    Earl Grey tea

    For this recipe, I use regular Earl Grey tea. This black tea blend has a distinctive flavor made with bergamot. However, for a more prominent lavender flavor, you can use lavender Earl Grey tea. You could also finely ground Earl Grey tea if it's loose leaf, in which case you'll need about 3 teaspoons total.

    The lavender

    Lavender can be quite strong, so while testing this recipe, I didn’t want it to end up tasting too “flowery”. Instead of adding lavender to the batter, I decided to make lavender milk to soak the top of each cake layer. Lavender milk has a very delicate flavor. It certainly gives the cake that "something", that you're not really sure what it is, with a nice aftertaste!

    The frosting

    My family isn’t too crazy about buttercream frosting because it’s really sweet. Therefore, I didn't want to make lavender buttercream for this cake. Instead, I went for cream cheese frosting which is so delicious!

    This frosting is a bit tangy, which helps cut a lot of the sweetness. In addition, I think it is perfect with all the other flavors. I added a bit of food coloring to make it pretty, which is optional, of course.

    What does this Earl Grey lavender cake taste like?

    This cake is very light and moist. The Earl Grey in the sponge cake is citrusy since there is bergamot in the tea, but the flavor is not too strong. The lavender gives the cake a light floral flavor without being overwhelming. Moreover, the cream cheese frosting is sweet and slightly tangy and it pairs well with the overall flavors.

    WHAT YOU NEED TO MAKE THIS RECIPE

    See the recipe card at the end of the post for quantities.

    Ingredients for Earl Grey cake with lavender

    Ingredients for earl grey sponge cake
    Just 6 ingredients!

    Eggs: I use 3 whole eggs.
    Sugar: I use regular, granulated sugar.
    Flour: I use all purpose flour.
    Earl Grey tea bags: I use 2 tea bags for the cake. I cut the top off and use the ground tea inside. Before starting, I suggest making sure the tea is finely ground. If it's not, you can grind it in a mortar and pestle or a food processor.
    Lemon zest: I use the zest from half a lemon. It really compliments the tea.
    Vanilla: I use pure vanilla extract.

    Ingredients for Earl Grey lavender milk

    Ingredients for earl grey lavender milk
    Only 3 ingredients!

    Milk: I use low fat milk, but you can use whatever you have at home. Keep in mind that plant-based milk might have a slightly different flavor.
    Lavender: You need dried culinary lavender for this recipe. You can find culinary lavender at most spice shops and online.
    Earl Grey tea bag: I use 1 tea bag for the lavender milk.

    Ingredients for the Cream Cheese Frosting

    ingredients for cream cheese frosting
    Just 5 simple ingredients!

    Sugar: For the frosting you'll need about 3 cups powdered sugar. It gives the frosting a smoother texture without being gritty.
    Butter: I use unsalted butter at room temperature.
    Vanilla: I use pure vanilla extract.
    Cream Cheese: You need full fat cream cheese to make the frosting thick.
    Salt: I use a tiny bit of salt to enhance the flavors.

    EQUIPMENT YOU’LL NEED

    • One 6-inch cake pan that’s 3 inches deep (15 X 7.6cm)
    • A hand mixer or a stand mixer
    • An offset spatula
    • Cake turntable (optional)
    • A cake leveler (optional)
    • A piping bag & 1M tip (optional)

    HOW TO MAKE THIS RECIPE

    There are 4 parts to this recipe:

    1. The sponge cake
    2. The Earl Grey lavender milk
    3. The cream cheese frosting
    4. Assembling the cake

    Step-by-step instructions

    First, make the sponge cake!

    a collage of four photos of making earl grey sponge cake step 1-4
    a collage of four photos of making earl grey sponge cake step 5-8

    STEP 1
    First, butter the sides and bottom of a 6 inch pan. Then line the bottom with parchment paper. There’s no need to line the sides.

    STEP 2
    Using a hand mixer, beat the eggs for about 1 minute, just until they get frothy.

    STEP 3
    Then gradually add the sugar in 2 or 3 batches. Beat for 10 minutes, starting on medium speed and then slowly increasing to high. The cake batter will look very thick and will almost triple in volume (see picture 3).

    STEP 4
    After that, sift the flour into the egg mixture.

    STEP 5
    Then add the vanilla, the tea, and the lemon zest. Gently fold everything with a rubber spatula about 4-5 times.

    STEP 6
    Then beat the mixture until everything is just combined, about 5-10 seconds. Don’t overmix it because it will make the cake dense.

    STEPS 7-8
    Finally, pour the batter into the prepared pan. Then bake the cake. When it's done, allow it to cool in the pan for about 10 minutes.

    Now it’s time to remove the cake from the pan!

    a collage of four photos of removing earl grey sponge cake from a pan step 1-4

    STEP 1
    First, run a small knife around the edge of the pan. This will help to loosen it. Then tap the pan on the counter 2-3 times.

    STEP 2
    Invert the cake onto your hand.

    STEP 3
    Then remove the pan. It will come off easily!

    STEP 4
    Remove the parchment paper and let the cake cool completely on a wire rack.

    TIPS FOR PREPARING THE CAKE LAYERS

    • I like to refrigerate the cake once it cools for a couple of hours (or overnight) because it's a lot easier to slice.
    • This sponge cake is 3 inches high, so I sliced it into 3 even pieces using a cake leveler. If you want, you can just slice it in half, instead. You can also level the top of the cake, if you prefer.
    • I always use the bottom of the baked cake for the top layer when I assemble it because it's the flattest part of the cake.

    Now it’s time to make the Earl Grey lavender milk!

    a collage of four photos of making earl grey lavender milk step 1-4

    STEP 1
    Pour the milk into a small saucepan and heat it over medium heat, until it begins to simmer.

    STEP 2
    Then take it off the heat and add the lavender and the Earl Grey tea bag. Let it steep for 20 minutes.

    STEPS 3-4
    Strain the lavender milk through a fine mesh strainer. Then set it aside to cool.

    TOP TIP
    Using lavender milk instead of simple syrup will make the cake moist without adding more sweetness!

    Now it’s time to make the cream cheese frosting!

    a collage of six photos for making lavender cream cheese frosting step 1-6

    STEP 1
    First, beat the butter in a large bowl with a hand mixer until it’s fluffy. I start off on medium speed and then increase to high.

    STEPS 2-3
    Then gradually add the sifted powdered sugar in three batches, beating continuously until it’s creamy. Scrape the side of the bowl as needed so that everything is well combined. It should be thick and stiff (see picture 3).

    STEP 4
    Then add the vanilla, salt, and the cream cheese and continue beating on high, but just until everything is combined. Don’t beat longer than a few seconds as it could get runny.

    STEP 5
    Swirl in the food coloring using a toothpick, if using.

    STEP 6
    Then beat for a few more seconds until the color is fully incorporated.

    The frosting should be the perfect consistency as shown in the pictures above. However, if it's too thin, add a little more powdered sugar. If it's too thick, add some milk, a teaspoon at a time, until it's the right consistency.

    TOP TIP
    It is hot in Athens during the summer, so I put the frosting in the fridge until I'm ready to frost the cake. This also helps to stiffen the frosting a bit and make it perfect for piping!

    ASSEMBLING THE CAKE

    a collage of four photos of assembling an earl grey lavender cake step 1-4

    STEP 1
    First, place a plate on the turntable, if using. If you're going to transport the cake, you could use a cake circle or a cake board instead of a plate.

    Place one layer of cake on the plate and brush some Earl Grey lavender milk over the entire surface.

    STEP 2
    Then add about ¾ cup of frosting (about 100g). I often measure it out before I frost the cake to ensure that I have the same amount of frosting between each cake layer. Use an offset spatula to spread it out evenly to the edge.

    STEP 3
    Then repeat the process for the other 2 cake layers. After that, add a very thin layer of frosting on the top and sides. Try to smooth the top and sides as much as possible. It’s OK if you see the cake through the frosting because this is just the crumb coat. Put the cake in the refrigerator for half an hour. You can leave it in the fridge longer, if you want.

    STEP 4
    Using the offset spatula, add a big dollop of frosting on the sides of the cake. Use the offset spatula to smooth the sides. Then add some frosting on the top and either smooth it out or make a big swirl like I did (see picture 4).

    Finally, use the remaining frosting to pipe swirls around the cake. I used a 1M tip for all the swirls!

    TOP TIP
    The frosting is enough to frost the cake with lots of swirls all over. If you don’t want to decorate the cake with swirls, you can make half of the frosting, instead.

    Recipe notes

    Serving Tips

    It goes without saying that this Earl Gray lavender cake is great with a cup of Earl Grey tea or coffee!

    Storage Tips

    Cover the cake and store it in the refrigerator for up to 4-5 days.

    Freezing

    I have successfully frozen this sponge cake without the frosting. Just wrap it well in plastic wrap and then wrap it in aluminum foil. You can keep it in the freezer for up to about 2-3 months, although I don’t freeze it longer than 2 months. I've never frozen it frosted, so I don't know how it would be.

    TIPS FOR SUCCESS

    • For a stronger lavender flavor, you can add more lavender to the milk and steep it for longer. If you'd prefer a subtler lavender flavor, just steep it for less time.
    • If you want more of a lavender flavor, you could also use lavender tea in the sponge cake and some Earl Grey lavender milk in the frosting!

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS EARL GREY LAVENDER CAKE

    What is culinary lavender?

    Culinary lavender is lavender that is suitable for cooking and baking. Not all lavender is food grade. Culinary lavender is also known as English lavender or "true" lavender and it's commonly used in cooking.

    Where can you find culinary lavender?

    You can buy culinary lavender from health food stores, spice shops and online stores. Here in Greece, it's available at some farmers markets, too, so you could also check if any local farmers in your area sell it.

    Happy Baking! ?

    ~Voula

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    Recipe

    Earl grey lavender cake on a white surface surrounded by lavender flowers.
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    Earl Grey Lavender Cake

    This Earl Grey lavender cake is light, moist and aromatic! It's filled and topped with a luscious cream cheese frosting!
    Course Dessert
    Cuisine European
    Prep Time 30 minutes minutes
    Cook Time 40 minutes minutes
    Total Time 1 hour hour 7 minutes minutes
    Servings 6 -8, approximately

    Equipment

    • one 6 X 3 inch (15 X 7.6cm) pan

    Ingredients

    For the sponge cake

    • 3 eggs
    • ½ cup (3.5oz / 100g) granulated sugar
    • ¾ cup (90g / 5.3oz) all purpose flour
    • 1 teaspoon vanilla
    • 1 tablespoon finely ground Earl Grey tea (or the contents of 2 Earl Grey tea bags)
    • zest from half a lemon

    For the Earl Grey lavender milk

    • ½ tablespoon finely ground Earl Grey tea (or the contents of 1 Earl Grey tea bag)
    • ½ cup (125ml / 4 fl oz) milk
    • 1 tablespoon dried culinary lavender

    For the cream cheese frosting

    • 1 cup + 1 ½ tablespoons (250g / 8.8oz) unsalted butter
    • 3 cups + 1 tablespoon (400g / 14oz) sifted powdered sugar, plus more if needed
    • 1 teaspoon vanilla
    • 7oz / 200g full fat cream cheese
    • a pinch of salt
    • lavender or violet gel food coloring (optional) I used Wilton violet gel icing color

    Instructions

    • For best results, please read the post before making this recipe!
    • Preheat the oven to 356°F / 180°C.
    • Butter the sides and bottom of the pan. Then line the bottom with parchment paper. There’s no need to line the sides. Set aside.

    Make the sponge cake

    • Using a hand mixer, beat the eggs in a large bowl for about 1 minute, until they get frothy.
    • Gradually add the sugar in 2 or 3 batches. Beat for 10 minutes, starting on medium speed and then slowly increasing to high. The cake batter will look very thick and will almost triple in volume.
    • Sift the flour into the egg mixture.
    • Add the vanilla, tea, and the lemon zest. Gently fold everything with a spatula 3-4 times. Then beat the mixture with the hand mixer until everything is just combined, about 5-10 seconds, Don’t overmix it.
    • Pour the batter into the prepared pan and bake it for about 40-45 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean.
    • When done, allow the cake to cool in the pan for about 10 minutes.
    • Run a small knife around the edge of the pan to loosen it. Then tap the pan on the counter 2-3 times.
    • Invert the cake onto your hand. Remove the pan by lifting it. It should come off easily.
    • Remove the parchment paper and let the cake cool completely on a wire rack.
    • Place the cake in the refrigerator for at least an hour or overnight.
    • Before assembling the cake, slice it into 3 even pieces.

    Make the Earl Grey lavender milk

    • Pour the milk into a small saucepan and heat it over medium heat, until it begins to simmer.
    • Take it off the heat and add the lavender and the Earl Grey tea bag. Let it steep for 20 minutes.
    • Strain the lavender milk through a fine mesh strainer. Set it aside to cool.

    Make the cream cheese frosting

    • Beat the butter in a large bowl with a hand mixer until it’s fluffy. Start on medium speed and then increase to high.
    • Gradually add the sifted powdered sugar in three batches, beating continuously until it’s creamy. Scrape the side of the bowl as needed so that everything is well combined. It should be thick and stiff .
    • Add the vanilla, salt, and the cream cheese and continue beating on high, but just until everything is combined. Don’t beat longer than a few seconds as it could get runny. If it's too thin, add more powdered sugar. If it's too thick, add some milk, a teaspoon at a time, until it reaches the right consistency.
    • Use a toothpick to swirl in a tiny amount of food coloring, if using.
    • Beat for a few more seconds until the color is fully incorporated.
    • Put the frosting in the fridge until you're ready to frost the cake. It will help to stiffen it a bit and make it perfect for piping!

    Assemble the cake

    • Place a plate on the turntable, if using. Place the bottom layer of cake on a plate and brush some Earl Grey lavender milk over the entire surface.
    • Add about ¾ cup of frosting (about 100g). I often measure it out before I frost the cake to ensure that I have the same amount of frosting between each cake layer. Use an offset spatula to spread it out evenly to the edge.
    • Repeat the process for the other 2 cake layers. Then add a very thin layer of frosting on the top and sides. Try to smooth the top and sides as much as possible. It’s OK if you see the cake through the frosting because this is just the crumb coat. Put the cake in the refrigerator for half an hour. You can leave it in the fridge longer, if you want.
    • Using the offset spatula, add a big dollop of frosting on the sides of the cake. Use the offset spatula to smooth the sides. Then add some frosting on the top and either smooth it out.
    • Put the remaining frosting in a piping bag and pipe swirls around the cake. I used a 1M tip.
    • Store the cake covered in the refrigerator for up to 4-5 days.
    • Enjoy!

    Notes

    Picture Tutorial & Tips:
    I have a detailed picture tutorial in my post to help you out with each step of the recipe as well as lots of tips to ensure success.
    Baking Measurements:
    I have used weight measurements for all the recipes on this website. Even though I have also included American volume measurements for convenience, I highly recommend using a digital kitchen scale to weigh all ingredients for the most accurate measurements. Digital kitchen scales are more precise than cups, which is so important in baking, and they give the most accurate, consistent results. Happy baking!
    • Every oven is different, so baking times may vary. Check on the cake after about 35 minutes.
     
    Recipe for the sponge cake is adapted from https://brunoalbouze.com/recipe/white-forest-cake/
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    1. Steve

      July 14, 2022 at 6:41 pm

      5 stars
      So irresistible...you'll definitely lick your plate clean.

      Reply
      • Voula

        July 14, 2022 at 8:07 pm

        It really is delicious!

        Reply
    2. Nadira Shaikh

      July 16, 2022 at 7:05 am

      This is delicious!

      Reply
      • Voula

        July 17, 2022 at 6:01 pm

        Thank you! It really is!

        Reply

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