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Tom Hunt

How to use up old bread in a brilliantly fruity North African cake – recipe

Tom Hunt's orange, almond and breadcrumb cake
Tom Hunt’s orange, almond and breadcrumb cake Photograph: Tom Hunt/The Guardian

Today’s dish is an adaptation of khobz Tunis, which translates literally as “Tunisian bread”, although this citrus cake actually originates from Algeria. It’s a type of drizzle cake made with breadcrumbs and ground almonds, and is light yet sticky and incredibly delicious. The syrup is usually flavoured with orange blossom water, but I used one made with just orange and lemon juice, because that’s all I had.

Orange, almond and breadcrumb cake

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