A lovely, delicately spiced apple cake which just has to be good for you – it has apples in it! Perfect with custard, ice cream or whipped cream, this is a no-fuss dessert which will wow everyone who tries it! If you don’t want to make the effort of making the batter yourself, you can buy a standard cake mix and just add the 2 tsp of mixed spice. This recipe is for an 8 cup rice cooker. You can scale ingredients to suit your rice cooker capacity accordingly.
Combine dry ingredients into mixing bowl. Be sure to remove lumps. In a separate bowl, whisk eggs with a fork and stir in the milk to make the ’egg mixture’.
Cream butter until light and fluffy (you can use a hand mixer or stand mixer for this!). With the mixer on low, start by alternating the dry mixture and the egg mixture. Pour 1⁄3 of the dry mixture into the creamed butter, then add 1⁄2 of the egg mixture. Alternate until all ingredients used. Stir by hand to fully combine.
Grease rice cooker inner bowl with butter (make sure this goes halfway up the inner bowl). Arrange thin apple slices on the bottom in a pretty pattern and pour half of the mixture on top.
Tap the bottom of the inner bowl with your palm to dislodge bubbles. Add the remaining sliced apples and cake mixture.
Pat bowl again thoroughly then put in rice cooker. Select the ’CAKE’ function and the time for 45 minutes and press ’START’.
Leave to cool then empty onto plate. Invert the cake to serve to really show off the pretty apple effect.
Ingredients
Directions
Combine dry ingredients into mixing bowl. Be sure to remove lumps. In a separate bowl, whisk eggs with a fork and stir in the milk to make the ’egg mixture’.
Cream butter until light and fluffy (you can use a hand mixer or stand mixer for this!). With the mixer on low, start by alternating the dry mixture and the egg mixture. Pour 1⁄3 of the dry mixture into the creamed butter, then add 1⁄2 of the egg mixture. Alternate until all ingredients used. Stir by hand to fully combine.
Grease rice cooker inner bowl with butter (make sure this goes halfway up the inner bowl). Arrange thin apple slices on the bottom in a pretty pattern and pour half of the mixture on top.
Tap the bottom of the inner bowl with your palm to dislodge bubbles. Add the remaining sliced apples and cake mixture.
Pat bowl again thoroughly then put in rice cooker. Select the ’CAKE’ function and the time for 45 minutes and press ’START’.
Leave to cool then empty onto plate. Invert the cake to serve to really show off the pretty apple effect.
Notes
Make it vegan by switching to non dairy equivalents and flax egg (e.g.100ml of oil can be used instead of butter)
Watch our recipe video to see how it’s made!
In this video we use Yum Asia Sakura rice cooker.
This recipe doesn’t make sense. First you say to mix the dry ingredients into one bowl WITH the eggs and milk, then you say to add 1/3 of the dry and half of the egg mix.
Do I mix this in two bowls or one bowl? This is not a small difference as it seems it needs to be pretty precise.
Hi Sebastian, this was a recipe transferred from our old format blog and the instructions didn’t carry over correctly. We’ve corrected this, thank you for pointing the mistake out!
Hello, the recipe still doesn’t make sense. When are you supposed to add milk? It only says alternate the dry mixture and the egg mixture but nothing about milk. You mention egg mixture but how you make it is not explained either ( whipped eggs? beaten eggs?). Also proportions do not add up. I bought the cook book and wanted to make an apple cake and finally gave up – this is quite frustrating. I have also noted that other recipes are not precise or there are mistakes – generally I feel quite disappointed with my purchase.
Hi Joanna, when we migrated our food blog some recipes didn’t fully migrate and some steps went missing. Thank you for pointing this out, we have amended the recipe to clarify about the milk and egg mixture.
Good afternoon,I would like to cook this cake, it looks great! Can I use the Panda rice cooker?
Thank you!
Hi, you would need to half the recipe to cook it in Panda as the recipe is for an 8 cup rice cooker.
I thank you very much! Can’t wait to cook it!!
I have a y carb rice cooker with no cake baking mide, what do I do!
Hi Sam, you can’t cook cake in Kumo unfortunately.