WHEN it comes to cake, the nation likes it to be both sweet and sour – as lemon drizzle is our favourite. The teatime treat is more popular than ever thanks to the Queen’s upcoming Platinum Jubilee.

Mary Berry's lemon drizzle cake is a mixture of moist cake with a zing from the lemon and a delicious crunchy topping.

This classic British loaf cake is incredibly moist because it's made with olive oil instead of butter, which also gives the batter a rich golden color. The addition of poppy seeds makes it a perfect ...

A favourite of Mary Berry's since the 1960s, this simple lemon cake recipe uses an all-in-one method and has a crunchy lemon ...

Preheat the oven to 170C. Brush a 20 cm non-stick tin with removable base with vegetable oil and line the base with a circle of baking paper. Brush paper with oil. Using an electric mixer, beat the ...

There's nothing quite like a freshly baked lemon drizzle cake, with its zesty flavour perfectly complemented by the sweetness of the sponge. Mary Berry's traybake recipe requires minimal ingredients ...

The day after Labor Day, I delight in going to my local grocery store to see the giant displays of pumpkins and winter squashes parked outside the entrance. Even though it’s still 90 degrees here, the ...

Mary Berry is the undisputed queen of baking, so it’s no surprise her lemon drizzle cake recipe comes out perfect. The method is incredibly easy to follow and produces moist, crumbly results every ...

Quick and easy recipes can still be crowd-pleasers and don't have to contain many ingredients. If you are hankering for a zesty lemon drizzle cake but have little willpower to make one, this recipe is ...

Lemon cakes, with their zesty flavours, offer a lighter and more summery alternative to rich chocolate cakes. However, the thought of spending hours slaving away in a hot kitchen to make one can be ...

“This cake is based on a recipe cooked by my friend Alex from 26 Grains,” explains food writer Anna Jones “For days after eating this cake, I could think of very little else. “This is my version. It ...