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Vegan cup cakes using Yarde cider vinegar

4/29/2020

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Vegan cupcakes


As everybody else seems to be baking at the moment during lockdown, we thought we would have a go ourselves.  These vegan cupcakes taste amazing, even if we say so ourselves.

The recipe uses cider vinegar as one of the ingredients, and as luck would have it, we have our own stash of the finest cider vinegar in the world; YARDE CIDER VINEGAR, although we might be slightly biased.

Using cider vinegar in a cake recipe might sound a weird combo, but it works really well.

In vegan baking, if cider vinegar is combined with vegan milk alternatives such as soya, almond or hazelnut milk, it curdles and this recreates dairy -like products. Magic! 

 
About Yarde cider vinegar
Yarde cider vinegar is matured in oak vats for a minimum of two years. It is raw, unpasteurised, unfiltered and contains the essential ‘Mother’.  It is vegan-friendly and like all our products, we don’t add any sulphites.  The apples used are all local Devon varieties collected from orchards rich in wildlife, where no chemicals or fertilizers are used.


Health benefits of cider vinegar (not health benefits of eating delicious cup cakes)

There are various claims to the health benefits of cider vinegar, including that it helps burn ‘belly fat’...so no need to take part in any more Joe Wicks torture sessions,  we mean workouts!

Other health-benefit claims, aside from weight loss, include soothing sore throats, helping with diabetes and sugar levels,  reducing cholesterol and triglyceride levels, heartburn and assisting with rheumatoid arthritis.

Some people even use cider vinegar to wash their hair!

However, we would like to stress, the above ‘health benefits’ are just claims, and we aren’t medical advisers.  Always seek professional medical advice if you have one of the above symptoms (perhaps not necessarily for hair-washing advice though!).  
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More about the health benefits of cider vinegar can be found on this BBC website.
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/health-benefits-apple-cider-vinegar
 
 
Recipe for vegan cupcakes

Preparation time –  10 mins
Baking time - 15 to 20 mins
  • 1 tablespoon Yarde cider vinegar (or any other cider vinegar, although it will be inferior!)
  • 330ml soya milk
  • 250g plain flour
  • 200g caster sugar (bone char free of course)
  • 2 teaspoons baking powder
  • 1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
  • 1/2 teaspoon salt
  • 120ml melted coconut oil
  • 1 1/4 teaspoons vanilla extract
 
  1. Pre heat the oven to 180 C (gas mark 4)
  2. Mix the vinegar and soya milk in a bowl and leave to curdle for about minute.
  3. Mix the flour, sugar, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda and salt together
  4. Heat up the coconut oil to melt it and add it to the milk and vinegar. Add the vanilla extract.
  5. Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients a mix until combined.
  6. Place 18 cupcake cases into muffin tins and spoon the mixture equally into each case.
  7. Place in preheated oven for 15 to 20 mins. They are ready when the surface springs back when touched.
  8. Leave to cool, add an icing of your choice, and enjoy!
 
Icing – we made a lovely, thick, vegan-friendly vanilla icing, but you can always search for alternatives such as orange, lemon or vegan friendly chocolate icing.
A really simple recipe is just mixing icing sugar with a splash of hot water and tsp of vanilla extract. 
 
 

 
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Our move to Cockington Court

4/26/2020

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Just to give you all a quick update.

Sadly, our expansion to Cockington Court, scheduled for early April has been delayed due to Coronavirus and lock down. We are still very much excited about opening up our cider shop and studio at this wonderful location, surrounded by gorgeous cider orchards and a walled garden. We can't wait to become part of the wonderful community there, working alongside other creative, artisan businesses and the lovely people that make Cockington such a fantastic place to visit.

We will keep you posted as to when we finally make the move.  In the meantime, we are continuing to operate out of our ciderhouse in Stoke Gabriel with online sales and local deliveries, although our premises are closed to the public. 

Stay safe everyone, and look forward to seeing you all at Cockington Court soon. best wishes Simon 
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