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Lemon Pound Cake - Pretty good first try
submitted over 10 years ago by Randeum

Hey all, been lurking and talking but never posted a recipe. I whipped this up a few nights ago and I really like it. It is almost exactly what I was going for. Here is the recipe:

  • 3% Lemon Sicily (FA)
  • 4% Yellow Cake (FW)
  • 2% Graham Cracker Clear (TFA)
  • 1% New York Cheesecake (CAP)
  • 3% Vanilla Custard (TFA)
  • 2% Custard (FA)
  • 3% Cake Batter (CAP)
  • 1.5% Meringue (old school) (FA)
  • 1 drop per 10 ml of Biscuit (INW)

I mix this at 70VG/30PG and have been using a .2ohm macro coil that is a parallel 24g 4 wrap in a Mutation X V4 RDA. Not sure the mm of screwdriver I use.

So far I have gone through 10ml of it and I am liking it a lot. It is very flavorful. I might tone down the cake batter a touch because it is definitely very rich but I like that 'in your face' flavor. I welcome any suggestions of course. Cheers.

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4 points
 
by iamgr3mover 10 years ago

Meringue hasn't changed at all. HIC is full of shit

1 points
 
by Randeumover 10 years ago

Interesting. I thought I would put it on there just in case. If it is bs, I am very happy!

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by oheysupover 10 years ago

It has been confirmed bs, you can initiate happiness.

1 points
 
by Jorge_Zamudioover 10 years ago

Hi man, what's wrong with merignue?

1 points
 
by TheAlmightyDabout 10 years ago

A load of people said the recipe changed, it stayed exactly the same.

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by holdenyoudwnover 10 years ago

If you like a lemon zest type flavor I suggest a little bergamot.

1 points
 
by Randeumover 10 years ago

I have heard good things about it! I have yet to try some though. On my next order I will most likely get some.

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by sthprk33over 10 years ago

This looks very tasty! I'll probably tweak the flavor percentage down just a tad, and I'm missing the Cake Batter and Biscuit, but I imagine I can work around that somehow... I'll give it a shot at least. :) Thanks for sharing!

1 points
 
by blemast3rover 10 years ago

FA's Cookie may be a suitable sub for Biscuit if you have it.

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by sthprk33over 10 years ago

I sure do, and that's a great idea!

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by blemast3rover 10 years ago

This looks pretty tasty. Thanks for the share. I'll have to sub the Lemon for FE's since it's the only one I have. I'll mix this up next session.

2 points
 
by Dizfunkyover 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

This looks great I'll mix it up when my new flavors arrive. Love lemon pound cake.

2 points
 
by domn4over 10 years ago

I could work with this.I have most of the flavorings, and it sounds great!

1 points
 
by oheysupover 10 years ago

You try any new revisions? I'll be making this soon, thanks for posting.

1 points
 
by oheysupover 10 years ago

It does seem a bit heavy on the cake batter. I'll probably reduce cake batter by 1% and add 1% cake

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by Randeumover 10 years ago

Yes, this is my thought as well. The longer it steeped, the more cakey it got which I should have expected. I suppose my recipe is premature but a good foundation nonetheless. I would like to incoporate another lemon on my next flavor order.

1 points
 
by oheysupover 10 years ago

It's incredible either way. I really appreciate you posting it. It really doesn't need much work at all.

1 points
 
by oheysupover 10 years ago

Ended up with 4.5 cake and 2.5 cake batter. I subbed cookie for Biscuit as i don't have any. I also added .3 AP.. Not sure why. Definitely one of the best recipes I've found, thanks again.

1 points
 
by spoonhtmlover 10 years ago

Just tried making a batch of this. It's a bit...sharp...is steep necessary or is it good straight away? I did 4.5 Yellow cake 2.5 Cake batter

and subbed Cookie for the Biscuit @ 1 drop per 10ML.

70/30 mix.

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by Randeumover 10 years ago

I would absolutely let it steep. 1 week is deinitely advised. I give all my mixes a hot water bath so i tend to vape it in a couple days. I also air the bottle out overnight to let those sharp volatiles escape.

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