James Martin cake recipes

James Martin takes inspiration from classic American cakes and comes up with his own recipes for carrot cake, biscotti, treacle tart and more.

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Coffee meringue cake

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David what time would you recomend

AaronS71786 AaronS71786 Posted 03 Apr 2013 5:18 PM
 

Taste gorgeous but the timings were way off

davidS80814 davidS80814 Posted 29 Mar 2013 4:41 PM
 

What temp did everyone put Apple crumble cake in oven. How long did it take to cook.

VictoriaH44388 VictoriaH44388 Posted 16 Mar 2013 6:11 PM
 

What sugar is it for the frosting please?

RaiganB14429 RaiganB14429 Posted 13 Mar 2013 6:19 PM
 

I am so looking forward to trying these, as they are the best of banoffie pie and cheesecake, what a treat!!!!

siobhanL97642 siobhanL97642 Posted 06 Mar 2013 11:31 AM
 

yes i made the cake today also it took an hour and a half it was absolutly delicious dont know if i would have ruined it by opening the door all the time

DeirdreP34178 DeirdreP34178 Posted 05 Mar 2013 7:43 PM
 

Just made the apple crumble cake. There must be a miss print on the recipe as it took one and a half hours to bake. Any way definitely worth the wait absolutely delicious its bound to become a firm family favorite. Thanks James

BrianS20364 BrianS20364 Posted 03 Mar 2013 6:08 PM
 

The images for the cakes are not downloaded with the recipes with the bookmarks.

MaggieM63298 MaggieM63298 Posted 28 Feb 2013 8:25 AM
 

For the icing with the cola chocolate cake where it says 125grams sugar is this granualted sugar or icing sugar??

RebekahP11216 RebekahP11216 Posted 27 Feb 2013 9:42 PM
 

I have made this Strawbery Gateau recipe before, it's very good..well done James..

ANNC721 ANNC721 Posted 27 Feb 2013 11:39 AM
 

Also, I forgot, I have always added cornstarch to my apple pies to stop them from being too juicy and most recipes for apple pie or any fruit pir for that matter will tell you that so why is it thought to be a professional secret?

VirginiaC76418 VirginiaC76418 Posted 25 Feb 2013 3:01 PM
 

Loving the show so far but please stop mixing up the terminology. A crumble and a cobbler are the same thing in the States and Canada as they are in the UK.

VirginiaC76418 VirginiaC76418 Posted 25 Feb 2013 2:59 PM
 

Love baking,kkp it up

LauraR36566 LauraR36566 Posted 23 Feb 2013 3:21 PM