Our love for the Limoncello is no secret- and turns out, it tastes just as good in a cake as it does in an Aperitivo glass.
Limoncello is a quintessential Italian liqueur made from the zest of lemons found on the Amalfi Coast, sugar, water and of course, liqueur- most often times grappa but occasionally vodka as well.
It tastes fantastic on its own as an aperitif before a meal or digestif after a meal, but as it so happens, it’s equally as tasty when infused into baked goods, particularly cake.
Behold, our new favorite dessert: limoncello cake! While we love a lemony dessert on its own the limoncello adds something a little extra special.
Since limoncello is made from the peels of lemons, there’s a slight bitterness to it – which perfectly balances the sweetness of this cake.
A super fluffy, whipped mascarpone buttercream ties it all together – and who could resist some extra lemon slices for decor?
Surrounded on three sides by water and with two offshore Islands larger than some countries, it's no wonder that Italy is famed for its beautiful beaches!