Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Preheat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius - 356 Fahrenheit
- Grease the pan, sprinkle with flour, and shake off excess. Next, cut a strip of baking paper that will fit the bottom of the pan (put the pan on a baking sheet, and draw a line around the pan to mark it).

- Sift the flour into a wide bowl, add baking powder and salt and mix with a whisk. Set aside.
- Put the wet ingredients in a separate bowl: yogurt, almond butter, sugar, lemon juice, lemon zest, and vanilla; mix well; add olive oil and mix well.
- Gradually add the flour mixture to the wet mixture and mix until combined without lumps. Avoid over-mixing.
- Pour gently into the mold and level with a spatula.
- Transfer to the center of the oven and bake for 40-45 minutes until a wooden skewer inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean.
- Put baking paper on the work surface. Place a wire rack over the baking paper. Remove the cake from the oven and put it on the rack to cool completely.
- When the cake has completely cooled, turn it over on the wire rack. Remove the mold and the baking paper. Turn the cake over again - face up.
Topping
- Toast the sliced almonds in a pan until golden, set aside.
- Mix powdered sugar, lemon juice* (see note), and lemon extract in a small bowl until you get a smooth mixture. Pour it on the cooled cake and spread it with a spatula. Allow the mixture to drip down the sides; it's part of the chic :) Using a spoon, collect the glaze accumulated on the paper and drip it onto the cake.
- While the glaze is still liquid, generously sprinkle the toasted almonds. Allow the glaze to harden before serving.
Notes
- To get a snow-white glaze, use powdered sugar without vanilla beans. If you make powdered sugar at home according to the recipe in the blog - omit the vanilla in the recipe.
- Please note: the less lemon juice you add to the powdered sugar, the whiter and harder the glaze will be, so it's better to add the lemon juice gradually.
- Olive oil makes the cake taste delicious without any trace of olive oil flavor. It also keeps the cake fresh and moist for a longer time.
- Based on a recipe by Chef Joel. :)
