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Passover Sponge Cake

Submitted by: Janice Weisberger
A delightful citrus flavored sponge cake that is tasty for Passover or anytime. This recipe uses matzo cake meal and potato starch. 

Passover Chocolate Sponge Cake

Submitted by: Barbara
This cake uses ground almonds to replace the wheat flour usually found in cakes. When preparing the almonds, a hand grinder is preferable to a food processor or blender because electric machines bring out the oil in nuts. If a blender or food processor is used, grate only 1/2 cup at a time. Do not pack down when measuring. 

Lemon Sponge Cake II

Submitted by: Ken Sekiguchi
A natural, very good, flavorful lemon sponge cake. 

Molasses Sponge Cake

Submitted by: Carol
This is quite an old recipe, and I hope that you will enjoy this one. 

Passover Brownie Cake

Submitted by: Sharone Rosen
I experimented for years to come up with a brownie made with matzoh... this is the best! 

Egg-Yolk Sponge Cake

Submitted by: Carol
This is a moist and tender cake with plenty of orange flavor. 

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Lemon Sponge Cake I

Submitted by: Carol
This cake recipe is about 60 years old. I hope that you will enjoy this one. 

Kayla's Southern Pecan Mist Cake

Submitted by: Kayla L. Harrison
An Interesting flourless cake recipe that uses ground pecans. Note: The pecans must be ground fine (this becomes the 'flour'), not chopped. Approximately 6 cups of shelled ground pecans will yield 3 cups ground. Ground nuts can not be frozen. Simply delicious! 

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Nannie's Hot Milk Sponge Cake

Submitted by: Shirley
A light and fluffy sponge cake. 

Apricot Sponge Cake

Submitted by: Norae
Enticingly good served with fresh-off-the-tree apricots. Garnish cake with fresh sliced apricots and dollops of whipped cream or creme fraiche sprinkle with confectioners' sugar if desired. 
 
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