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The Ultimate Diana Camera Cake Recipe

June 11, 2011 11 comments

Having a cake for your coffee party is nice but how about having a piece of an extra ordinary DIANA CAMERA CAKE !!?? Well , just follow this step-by-step recipe and enjoy this delicious cake with your friends .

How to make this cake :

( serves 4-6 Lomographers :-D )

You need these ingredients:
150g butter
2 eggs
150g sugar
250g flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
2 teaspoons vanilla sugar
150g milk
200g dark chocolate & frosting for decoration

- Preheat oven to 175 degrees Celsius
- butter the bottom of a 20 × 20cm tin
- mix together the eggs , butter , sugar and vanilla sugar and stir well until kind of fluffy
- add flour , baking powder and milk and stir some more until everything is mixed together well
- pour all the mixture into the tin
- bake in preheated oven for around 25 minutes
- let the cake cool down
- while melting the chocolate cut the cake into a nice Diana-shape
- decorate your cake with the melted chocolate and some frosting as shown on the picture

Have a wonderful coffee party !!!

written by kleeblatt

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11 comments

  1. explorette

    explorette

    mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm cake!

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  2. jonalon

    jonalon

    looks tasty! i'll get the ingredients today mmmmmmmm

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  3. mochilis

    mochilis

    Yummy... and super-well explained!!! I love cooking so I'll be trying this recipe soon :)

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  4. nigelk

    nigelk

    Now you need a cake for each of the special edition Diana cameras. :)

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  5. jaded-amore

    jaded-amore

    My friend made me a Diana F+ cake for my 20th birthday.....
    http://www.lomograph(…)os/11810146
    take a look, it was amazing!!

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  6. frantisek

    frantisek

    Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm!! I love it!!

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  7. stickyvinny

    stickyvinny

    Another photo of @jaded-amore 's Diana F+ cake - http://www.lomograph(…)os/11810143

    And here's dogma's LC-A cake - http://www.lomograph(…)tos/6144567

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  8. stickyvinny

    stickyvinny

    P.S. CAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKE! :D

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  9. natalieerachel

    natalieerachel

    So cute!! :D

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  10. chris-carnage

    chris-carnage

    nice =D try blue icing on top next time

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  11. kleeblatt

    kleeblatt

    :-D ... okay ...!

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