This lemon and lavender bundt cake is a moist, tender delight. It combines tangy lemon zest and subtle floral lavender notes, creating a refreshing and unique flavour profile. Topped with a lemon glaze and sprinkled with dried lavender, it tastes heavenly and makes for a visually stunning centrepiece.
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Imagine a perfectly moist lemon and lavender bundt cake, a delightful fusion of tangy citrus and floral notes. This cake features a tender crumb infused with fresh lemon zest and a subtle hint of lavender, offering a unique and refreshing flavour profile.
The bundt shape allows for even baking, creating a beautiful golden crust that encases the soft interior.
Topped with an (optional) glaze made from fresh lemon juice and a sprinkle of dried lavender, this cake not only tastes heavenly but also presents a visually stunning centrepiece for any occasion.
Ingredients
for the cake
- vegetable shortening for greasing
- 150 grams butter, room temperature
- 260 grams of granulated sugar
- 1 tbsp dried lavender flowers
- 1 medium lemon juice and zest
- 2 duck eggs (or 3 hens eggs)
- 285 grams of plain flour, sifted
- 1/2 tsp bicarbonate of soda
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 175 ml full-fat milk
for the drizzle
- 100 grams of icing sugar
- lemon juice
- dried lavender flowers to decorate
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Instructions
- Preheat oven to 160 C (fan), 180 C/325 F and grease your bundt tin with vegetable shortening (not butter!)
- Cream the butter and sugar together until light and fluffy. Add the dried lavender flowers, lemon juice and zest and beat well.
- Add the duck eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition.
- Sift the flour, bicarbonate of soda and baking powder together in another bowl.
- Add the flour mixture and the milk to the egg/butter mixture a spoonful/splash at a time, beating well after each addition.
- Spoon into the prepared bundt tin, smoothing over the top so that the outer edges are higher than the middle.
- Bake for 50 minutes to an hour. A skewer inserted into the centre of the cake should come out clean.
- Leave to cool upright for 15 minutes before turning out onto a wire rack to cool completely.
- Add enough lemon juice to the icing sugar to prepare the drizzle to make a thick icing. Drizzle over the top of the cake and sprinkle with lavender flowers.
Recipe Difficulty Levels
Easy
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Lemon and Lavender Bundt Cake
Ingredients
for the cake
- 150 grams butter room temperature
- 260 grams granulated sugar
- 1 tbsp dried lavender flowers
- 1 medium lemon juice and zest
- 2 duck eggs (or 3 hens eggs)
- 285 grams plain flour sifted
- 1/2 tsp bicarbonate of soda
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 175 ml full fat milk
for the drizzle
- 100 grams icing sugar
- lemon juice
- dried lavender flowers to decorate
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Equipment
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 160 C (fan), 180 C/325 F and grease your bundt tin with a little vegetable shortening (not butter!)
- Cream 150 grams butter and 260 grams granulated sugar together until light and fluffy. Add 1 tbsp dried lavender flowers, juice and zest of 1 medium lemon and beat well.
- Add 2 duck eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition.
- Sift 285 grams plain flour, 1/2 tsp bicarbonate of soda and 1 tsp baking powder together in another bowl.
- Add the flour mixture and 175 ml full fat milk to the egg/butter mixture a spoonful/splash at a time, beating well after each addition.
- Spoon into the prepared bundt tin, smoothing over the top so that the outer edges are higher than the middle.
- Bake for 50 minutes to an hour. A skewer, when inserted into the centre of the cake, will come out clean.
- Leave to cool, upright, for 15 minutes before turning out onto a wire rack to cool completely.
- To prepare the drizzle, add enough lemon juice to 100 grams icing sugar to make a thick icing. Drizzle over the top of the cake and sprinkle with dried lavender flowers.
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Emily Knight
Your cake looks so beautiful! I’d probably make a rose and cardamom cake…
KC the Kitchen Chopper
This is one gorgeous cake. I love hoe you used the shape of the cake to frost it. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a recipe calling for duck eggs, especially in a baked cake. Good for you for letting us know how many hens eggs to use. Happy that your Hubby had a cake for himself. What flavor will you do just for yourself next time. You deserve it! 🙂
Vicky Online
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Divya @Divya's Culinary Journey
Lavender lemon bundt cake looks amazing. Thanks for sharing about Bake box. Looks interesting. I would bake a chocolate bundt cake for my kids if I get this bundt pan 🙂
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Chocolate cake
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ID LOVE A COFFEE AND WALNUT CAKE YUM YUM
Nettie Moore
Such a gorgeous cake! I would make a coffee cake! Nettie
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First, that cake is gorgeous! And second, that Bake Box looks like a really cool subscription. Wish I could win that.
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My mother has just subscribed to bakebox and is loving it! i really love silicone bake ware too although washing it isn’t so easy! as always Liz your recipe looks stunning x
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chocolate fudge with cream xxthankyoufor the chance
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A nice, classic carrot cake for me 🙂
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Lovely prize. I know what you mean about the taste of the lavender , not quite to my liking. now to your question, I would love to make a lemon and cardamom bundt cake with adrizzle of easy icing of course!
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Iam abig fan of lemon cake so would like to try your recipe with lavender to see if I agree with you or your husband!
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Apple and cinnamon cake.
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Olivia M
Victoria sponge, I’ve always wanted to make one x
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Siobhan
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I’d start with something easy – like lemon drizzle or banana choc chip cake
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Lemon Rosemary Olive Oil Cake sounds yummy, would love to try this :O)
Fashion and Style Police
Great post. Who would have thought lavender and lemon would go so well.
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I love the sound of the Black Forest ring cake because I love cherries
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I would love to do a salted caramel cake with a caramel drizzle like you had done. It looks absolutely stunning!
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Now that is one impressive looking cake – looks delicious too! I have entered the give away and will keep my fingers crossed – would love to win this.
Stephanie Tsang
I would love to bake my daughter’s 7th birthday cake .
William Triscott
the classic victoria sponge
Victoria N
I love lemon drizzle cake so that would have to be the first one I cooked!
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I would bake a chocolate cake with a cointreau buttercream icing!
Beky Austerberry
It would be a choice between chocolate (my fave) or lemon (my hubbies fave)
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I would bake a banana cake.
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I would bake a lemon sponge with lemon drizzle and some poppy seeds! Delish.
Kevin Honey
My first cake would be my favourite cake, Lemon Drixxle
Carole
I would like to try the lavender and Lemon bundt cake
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I would make a caramel and chocolate bundt cake – love how it makes any cake look so impressive!
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I would have a go at making an orange flavoured cake.
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Lemon drizzle cake as my kids love it!
Heather
I’d make a lemon drizzle cake if i was the winner 🙂
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I would make a carrot cake, from a recipe of my mum’s, hers are amazing
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I would really love to try the lavender and lemon one although i would also like to try an earl grey with a hint of lemon
Karl Borowy
lemon and lime with both rinds with lemon cream
Hannah P
A chocolate fudge cake – my favourite!
Paula Barker
I would love to try a upside down pineapple cake in the mould
joanna butler-savage
ginger cake – my favourite
Iona Cornish
Chocolate Bundt Cake with White Chocolate Icing drizzled on top
RUTH THOMAS
MY OH favourite cake is classic victoria sponge but the rest of us like red velvet cake so it would be a hard choice (both possibly?!)
Jo Young
I have 3 metal bundt tins which I absolutely love but would love to try a silicone one, I’d probably bake my chocolate caramel bundt the first time!
Laura Jeffs
I think I’d try and make a Red Velvet cake, as it’s my favourite 😉
Penny H
I would make a lemon drizzle cake as that is my favourite of all time! I’ve been looking at Bake Box and it does sound very good, thanks for the review. I was trying to look everywhere to see what was in the next Flower Power box and didn’t realise it was a surprise!!
Emma
I would try your lavender and lemon bundt cake first. It looks amazing!!
Richard Tyler
Most def.a chocolate fudge cake – yummy!
Andrea Fletcher
I would make a lemon drizzle cake which is a family favourite.
lyn burgess
My kids love a marbled yogurt cake and I think it would look great made in a Bundt tin
Kristy Brown
I think I would do a chocolate and lemon cake for a lovely treat
Leila Benhamida
Will love to make a nice Marble cake. Awesome prize
barbara daniels
that would be a luscious lemon drizzle cake, yum.
Rhia P
I’d try my family’s Lemon Drizzle cake recipe- baked it so many times, but only in a loaf tin. This would be much more visually striking and I’m longing to drizzle icing over those curves right now!
iain maciver
a pastry apple pie with clotted cream
sarah rees
i would make a Victoria sponge
Ross
I would bake a ginger and rum cake in my new silicone bundt mould. That is the first thing I thought of when I saw the mould. Delicious!
Jan Butler
Mine would be a chocolate bundt with extra chocolate for my two grandsons, I have revived baking skills because I love baking for them!
Louis P
Coffee cake
Tracey Belcher
I would probably start with a lemon drizzle cake – although a brandy an coffee one looks tempting too
Rachael Mccadden
I would bake a chocolate cake to start with
Kelly Glen
I would use this to make a strawberries and cream cake.
Robyn Seviour
Ive had my eye on a chocolate and orange marble cake recipe for a while, it would look even better in this gorgeous tin
leanne weir
I would make a victoria sponge cake or a chocolate one
Louise A
I would make a Marzipan-in-the-middle bundt cake which is sort of half cake, half stollen 🙂
Lori McKillop
I would make a chocolate fudge cake 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway!
darren hay
I would love to make a lemon drizzle cake in my new Bundit cake tin
Ellen Sheppard
I recently saw a recipe for lemon, blueberry and poppy seed Bundt cake – I would give that a go, it sounds delicious!
Stacey Carnell
I would love to try a yummy red velvet cake because it looks so amazing <3
abby gower
A lemon drizzle cake for sure!! nom nommmm
Jodie Cook
I would bake a Chocolate Vanilla Marble Bundt Cake
Emma Nixon
It would be My favourite, a lemon drizzle cake
Kate Mitchell
Chocolate, it just has to be chocolate – always chocolate!!
Mel
Your cake looks absolutely delicious, Elizabeth! That box seems ideal for keen bakers. x
melanie stirling
I think I would try to bake a vanilla bundt with a coffee glaze.
ashleigh allan
I think I would go for a lemon drizzle cake – either that or pineapple upside down cake!
DEBBIE HAY
Definitely a lovely pumpkin pie cake
Lorraine Tinsley
Lemon drizzle is a massive family favourite, I love lemon as a cake flavour, not sure about lavender as I find the scent a bit yuck so not sure how it would be a in a cake. I suppose there’s no harm in trying
Pamela Gossage
I would bake Carrot cake with Sultanas added
fozia Akhtar
I would bake a chocolate cake for my brothers birthday
laura banks
a lemon drizzle cake as my mate at work makes a fab one so i would like to have a go at it
Kirsty p
I love the sound of lemon & lavender but would make a cinnamon caramel apple cake!
Claire Nutman
My favourite walnut and coffee cake, i am so impressed with your lemon cake, beautiful x
mandy avery
I would make a lemon drizzle, or a gingerbread
Chris M
I nice sticky ginger cake – can never have too much ginger!
Holly Gibson
I’d make my mum her favourite cake – a white cake with fresh cream, strawberries and strawberry jam
christine shelley
Banana cake because we always seem to have some left that go soft
emma walters
i think my lemon & courgette cake would look great
abigail edkins
well after seeing this ‘I Want You Cherry Cola Bundt Cake ‘ I would love to give it a try
Lee Ritson
I’d probably make some kind of lemon cake. can’t go wrong with lemon!
Jim Milligan
I’d make my signature rhubarb and yogurt cake to see how it turns out.
Fiona K
Coffee & Pecan buttercream cake is what I would attempt first
Angela Glynn
I like the sound of raspberry and champagne – I wonder if I can make a slimming world version!
Joy B
It would have to be a lemon drizzle bundt cake
Heather Haigh
I think I’d start with a lemon and cardommom cake – it seems suitably posh enough for a posh shaped cake.
Victoria Nicholls
I would make a marble cake
Rena Plumridge
I would make a lemon drizzle cake hmm!
Lucy Major
that looks so cool! i think i would make a lemon drizzle cake for summer 🙂
Avril Little
Lemon drizzle cake!
Angela Sandhu
mmmm a chocolate cake would be great-love baking
Ian F
I’d make a chocolate cake
kate CARRINGTON
i would make our family favourite carrot cake , we all love it 🙂
jennifer thorpe
I would make a lemon drizzle cake, I absolutely love the look of these
Katie b
First try your cake and then make a lemon drizzle one!
Toria
Of all the baking I do, I’ve never actually made a bundt cake before! I’d probably start with lemon, because it’s my all-time favourite cake flavour (although maybe play with including orange and lime too). I’d also attempt a gluten-free one, so that my Dad could enjoy it too!
kirsty hamilton
I’m new to baking but the Black Forest Ring Cake sounds devine! x
Morgan Malwah
It would have to be that beautiful lavender and lemon Bundt cake it looks simply delicious
Simon tutthill
It would be nice to bake a Victoria sponge
Julieann Harrison
I would make a pineapple upside down cake
Ben Audsley
i would make chocolate mousse cake! its so good !
Liane Amos
I would make a coconut and lime swirl cake
winnie
i would make a big blueberry muffin cake
tasha
I would make a lemon drizzle cake in my new Bundit cake tin 🙂
Suzanne
My whole family love lemon drizzle cake so this would be my first bake.
stephen ashdown
I would make a chocolate cake so my 10 year old could help to decorate it with icing and plenty of sprinkles. She loves to help in the kitchen and is a chocaholic like her daddy!
Elaine Savage
I would make a lovely ginger and lemon bundt with icing drizzled on top
tamalyn roberts
a yummy pineapple upside down cake would be fab x
ValB
As a big fan of all things chocolate I would love to bake the Dark Chocolate Chiffon Cake
Lucy I
I am not very good at baking cakes and need more practice, maybe i would start with a chocolate cake or a lemon cake as they are my favourites
tamsin w
carrot cake with honey and cream cheese icing – yummy!
Laura
I’d make a chocolate cake with ganache drizzled down each groove and sprinkled with crushed mini eggs from my stash of bargain Easter sweets
rich woolsey
I’d like to make a lemon drizzle cake or possibly marble cake 🙂
Sus // roughmeasures.com
This looks so gorgeous! I’ve been longing for a bunt tin for ages!
I’d make a ginger and orange cake! X
Tracy Nixon
I would bake a chocolate cake as everyone is my family would enjoy a slice!
Tracey Peach
I would make a lemon drizzle cake in my new Bundit cake tin 🙂
Emma @ Supper in the Suburbs
If I win I’ll try and make a 2 tone chocolate and vanilla cake with each swirl a different colour! I’ve seen it before but think it would be easier to do in a silicone tin!
Rachel
This looks just absolutely divine, wow and I would never have thought to use Lavender and Lemon together x
Life as Mum
I would bake a chocolate cake to start with as I know my girls would love that!