7 gin baking recipes
Gin doesn't just belong in a glass, as these great recipes prove. From gin and tonic cake to sloe gin and plum crumble and even gin and tonic dip dabs, there's something for every gin-lover
Looking for the best baking recipes using gin? Fancy making a gin and tonic cake? We've got you covered. If gin's your thing, check out our favourite gin cocktail recipes and our guides to the best British and international gins, too.
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Best gin-flavoured cakes and desserts
Gin and tonic cake
This double lemon, gin and tonic cake combines two of our favourite things. It's easy to make and sure to please a crowd – a new way to enjoy your G&T. See more loaf cake recipes here.
Gin, grapefruit and clementine upside-down cake
This is a classy, grown-up take on an upside-down cake, with ruby red grapefruit, clementines, a light almond sponge and a gin-heavy drizzle on top.
Love this idea? Next, try this tropical mango upside down cake recipe.
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Gin and tonic traybake squares
Treat your guests to these mini boozy squares at your next dinner party. Both the sponge and the buttercream are laced with gin and tonic, so the flavour really comes through. Check out lots more sweet traybake recipes, from new twists on brownies to an Eton mess traybake.
Sloe gin layer cake
This is a great alternative use for sloe gin. Team it with plums to make a layer cake with wow factor – it's sure to impress your friends. Best of all, it's a really easy recipe too. Try our sloe gin recipe to have a go at making your own sloe gin from scratch.
Sloe gin and plum crumble
Our sloe gin and plum crumble is a twist on a classic and much-loved British dessert. The infused gin really adds extra depth to the flavour. Pair with good-quality vanilla ice cream.
Find more easy crumble recipes here.
Gin and tonic dip dabs
Check out these gin and tonic dip dabs, a fun grown-up version of a childhood favourite. You can substitute any other flavouring for the gin and tonic – orange or lemon extract also work well.
Gin and tonic granita
This boozy granita makes a great palate cleanser or summer dessert. It's quick, easy and super refreshing, the perfect way to finish a rich and heavy dinner. See more refreshing granita recipes.
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