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  • Serves 12
  • 75 minutes
  • Difficulty Easy
  • 5 Ingredients

68 Comments


Ingredients (serves 12)

  • 500gm Cassava (grated)
  • 2 Eggs
  • 1 cup White sugar
  • 150ml Coconut cream
  • 30gm Butter

Method

  1. Place all of the ingredients in a bowl. Using an electric mixer, beat until well combined. Pour into a 22cmx7cm dish and bake for 1 hour on 180C, or until firm in the centre.
  2. Remove from the oven and allow to cool slightly.

Notes

You can easily get grated cassava from Asian stores in their freezer. Just defrost them and use them as per instructed :)

  • Defs a family fave while growing up in the Filipino culture. Such a great dessert. Hope everyone gets to try it one day!

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  • Not many ingredients and looks beautiful yum!

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  • Yumm! My mother in law makes this. Now I can try it also.

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  • What is cassava though….

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  • I had to look up what Cassava was – a root vegetable! This is a very interesting cake indeed!

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  • Sounds exotic! Always on the lookout for new ideas, thanks!

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  • I have never had a Cassava cake. I haven’t even heard of the word Cassava. Wonder what this cake tastes like.

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  • Thie is new,l would to make your cassava cake!

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  • What is cassava? I have not heard of it before today!

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  • this sounds something a little bit different. What is cassava?

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  • Where do you buy cassava? i don’t think my local Coles has it.

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  • Thanks for sharing this delicious looking recipe.

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  • thanks again for sharing this recipe and showing people a new thing

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  • hhmm…ive never heard of Cassava before and im not sure what it is….I will have to head to google. This looks yummy

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  • Our traditional dessert in the philippines.


    • Love trying out traditional recipes and dishes. :)

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  • my mum grows this so now i finally know a recipe for it
    thanks for the post

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  • looks amazing, thanks for sharing

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  • Sounds interesting.
    Think I might Google cassava.
    See if it is available locally.
    Because the cake looks good.

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  • this looks so delicious, must say have not tried cassava, must buy and try, thanks for sharing

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  • Such a versatile food cassiva! we use a bit up here in the tropics but I really should use more!

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