What's a New Year without sweets? And if it's a honey cake, then you will definitely succeed! I diluted the classic combination of honey cakes and sour cream with an orange note in the form of a curd, and I want to say that the cake turned out just magical! Tender honey-orange cakes, sour citrus fruits and sour cream are a holiday! Try it for sure!    
        | Cook Time | 90 minutes | 
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    Ingredients
    
                
        For the cake:    
                - 370 gram Flour wheat / Flour +-50g
 - 140 gram Sugar
 - 3 pieces Chicken eggs small or 2 large
 - 100 gram Honey
 - 100 gram Butter
 - 1 tablespoon Orange juice
 - 1 pinch Salt
 - 1 teaspoon Soda
 - 1 teaspoon Orange zest
 
        For the curd:    
                - 60 ml Orange juice
 - 20 gram Sugar
 - 1 teaspoon Orange zest
 - 1 piece Chicken egg
 - 10 gram Butter
 
        For the cream:    
                - 300 gram Sour cream fat content from 30 %
 - 200 ml Cream (35%)
 - 3 tablespoons Sugar powder
 
        For the decor:    
                - 1 piece Orange
 - Dark chocolate to taste
 
            
 
 
        
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    Instructions
    
                - With constant stirring, bring the cottage cheese to thicken. Remove from the heat, pass the cream through a sieve to remove the zest and possible lumps. Cover the Kurd with a touching film. Completely cooled down. After cooling, it will become more dense. If you need thick cottage cheese, then when all the components are combined in a saucepan, you can add 1 tsp of starch.
 - Next, add 200 g of flour, continuing to stir, knead the dough to a thick viscous consistency, during the brewing process the color of the dough will become darker. It takes 10-15 minutes. Then remove the container with the dough from the bath, let it cool down a little and add the rest of the flour, stirring with a spoon. Flour can take less, do not forget! The dough turns out soft and does not stick to your hands. Put the dough in a bag and put it in the refrigerator for 30-40 minutes.
 
        



























