Love this cake. Make it weekly. Always works. Sometimes it sticks in tin though but that’s my baking technique, not the recipe.

We love making this cake. Whenever we have left over lemons the family ask for it. It is super simple to make and looks beautiful and doesn’t need any icing or decoration as it is sweet enough as it is and the bundt tin gives it a lovely shape. It stays super moist and is great the next day.

My new favourite! Great for when there are an abundance of lemons on the tree. I did reduce the sugar to one cup as I’m not much of a sweet tooth and it was perfect. Very easy to make.

Best and easiest recipe ever. Love it.

Made this recipe and had a good amount of lemon without tasting too tart. I would reduce the sugar to 1 1/3 cups. 1 3/4 cups seems way too much.

Made it twice so far ... Turner into me and my husband‘s favourite lemon cake.

Have made this wonderful recipe a few times now.  So simple and easy to make.  I do, however reduce the sugar amount to only 1 cup.  Dont think the recipe needs all that sugar.

Oh WOW. Will definitely make this again! used lemons from our own tree too

I have made this cake countless times.. its a winner!

I made this as my birthday cake yesterday and as I did not have fresh lemons I used a pink grapefruit. I used the juice and zest of the whole fruit and the result was superb. I reserved a little of the juice for the icing and some longer curls of zest to decorate. I also sprayed the bundt pan with oil and then lightly floured it and it worked perfectly.

This cake is so easy and tasty, it is my current ‘go to!’  I use olive oil in mine and cook it in a round cake tin and adjust time accordingly.  Perfect! 

This was my first bundt and the cake was totally delish.  Will be making it again.

Hi Lauren, the 2 tablespoons of thyme are for sprinkling on top of the icing to serve. Hope this helps! the dh team

Beautiful lemon zing to this cake.  Perfectly moist not to heavy - really happy, I’ll be making this again.

Too dense. I truly tried this today. Not as nice as I thought it would be.
I noticed there wasn’t a picture of the inside of this one.

Is the 2 Tablespoons of time for sprinkling on the icing? Or is 2 Tablespoons meant to go in the batter and then some more sprinkled on the icing? Thank you

I love this cake.  It turns out moist and tasty every time.  My tweaks - I use a loaf tin which takes longer to cook (approx 60 to 70 mins) and it’s necessary to cover the top with foil to avoid it burning on the top in the last 15 mins.

Hi Louise, yes! You certainly can – The DH Team.

Gina Rafferty - I’ve made this recipe gluten free countless times and it works every time. I just substituted normal self raising flour with 1.5 cups GF self raising flour with 0.5 cup almond meal. Or you can even do 1 cup GF self raising flour and 1 cup almond meal. I also bake the cake at 150C, fan bake. You want to check that the cake is baked until just done. It will be as moist. I find baking for 55min or longer for GF will make the cake dry and too crumbly. Good luck for your next try!

Can you make this with light virgin olive oil ?