Welcome back to another round of Cupcake Jemma Cooks The Books! This time it’s the turn of Ruby Bhogal, whose book “One Bake Two Ways” gives us a plant-based alternative for every single recipe – hit the link to grab a copy https://www.waterstones.com/book/one-bake-two-ways/ruby-bhogal/9780008603823

I had such fun baking these delicious Maritozzi and there is even a lil cameo from my daughter, Eden, who loved them just as much as I did! Give them a go yourself and let us know how you got on over on Instagram using the hashtag #cupcakejemma and be sure to give Rubes a follow too @rubybhogal

Happy Baking x
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For the Tangzhong
40g strong white bread flour, sifted
100ml soy milk

For the Dough
110ml lukewarm soy milk
7g fast active dry yeast
80g caster sugar
400g strong white bread flour
50g cocoa powder, sifted
6g salt
220g unsweetened apple sauce
120g plant-based unsalted butter (block)
maple syrup to glaze

For the Cherry Compote
500g amarena or maraschino cherries (or a combo of cherries and strawberries!)
plus 3tbs syrup from the jar
squeeze of lemon juice

For the Filling
500ml plant-based double cream
50g icing sugar, sifted
2 tsp vanilla extract

Icing sugar to finish

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27 Comments

  1. As a long time Vegan and lover of cakey things, this book is a no brainer. And cherries are just the best.

  2. missed the perfect opportunity to say it BLACK FOREST MARITOZZI , get it? cause its chocolate cheery and whipped cream? no? i mean ? we could ? use some chocolate flakes to make it more accurate?

  3. Aaaaw!
    Seeing Jemma in baking mom mode is so reassuring- I always get so frazzled when my daughters want to help (pour half the ingredients on the floor)

  4. I make compotes with frozen fruit – it's often cheaper to get frozen cherries than fresh, and you can get dark sweet ones from some shops which cook down really well.

  5. I'd thought I'd seen all the baking hacks, but putting a sealing bag clip at the end of the piping bag to prevent a mess is brilliant! Definitely doing that next time I bake.

  6. Glad to see I’m not the only one who struggles to get the bowl off the stand after mixing at higher speeds! Love seeing you bake in your own kitchen, Jemma!

  7. I will try the recipe with real milk and fresh cream and grass- fed butter and not the plant-based products which make people sick.

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