Este bolo é uma verdadeira proposta de modernidade na doçaria tradicional portuguesa. O toque do Bailey’s, com a sua cremosidade marcada pelo whisky e café, casa na perfeição com o mascarpone, criando um bolo delicado, húmido e com notas irresistíveis para adultos. Pode surpreender em ocasiões especiais ou tornar-se o ponto alto de qualquer convívio à mesa.
Ingredientes
- Bailey 125ml
 - 300g de queijo mascarpone
 - 250g de açúcar
 - 250g de farinha
 - 100 ml de óleo vegetal
 - 5 ovos
 - 6 colheres de chá de fermento em pó
 - Pitada de sal
 
Preparação
- Separe as gemas das claras em uma tigela grande.
 - Bata os brancos em uma jarra até ficarem firmes.
 - Coloque o mascarpone, o açúcar e o óleo na tigela com as gemas. Misture bem.
 - Despeje no Bailey’s e misture.
 - Peneire a farinha, o fermento e o sal.
 - Com cuidado, dobre as claras, tentando manter o volume o máximo possível.
 - Transferir para uma lata de bolo e leve ao forno a 180ºC por cerca de 30-40 minutos.
 
Here’s the English version below. Happy baking to you and yours!
Baileys and Mascarpone Cake
This cake is a fresh and modern take on the Portuguese tradition, where the velvety richness of mascarpone meets the smooth, coffee-kissed charm of Baileys Irish Cream. The result is a sophisticated, moist, and indulgent cake—perfect for those who appreciate a grown-up treat. It’s ideal for bringing a little international flair to the dessert table, and equally at home as a celebratory showstopper or a special weekend bake.
Ingredients
- 125ml Baileys Irish Cream
 - 300g mascarpone cheese
 - 250g caster sugar
 - 250g plain flour
 - 100ml vegetable oil
 - 5 eggs
 - 6 teaspoons baking powder
 - Pinch of salt
 
Method
- Separate the egg yolks from the whites into a large bowl.
 - Whisk the egg whites in a jug until stiff peaks form; set aside.
 - In the bowl with the yolks, add the mascarpone, sugar, and oil. Mix well until fully combined.
 - Pour in the Baileys and mix thoroughly.
 - Sift in the flour, baking powder, and salt, then gently fold into the mascarpone mixture.
 - Carefully fold in the whisked egg whites, trying to keep as much air as possible.
 - Transfer the batter to a greased cake tin and bake in the oven at 180°C for around 30–40 minutes, or until a skewer comes out clean.
 
Tips: For a playful variation, drizzle the cooled cake with a little extra Baileys, or serve with a dollop of lightly whipped cream and a scattering of cocoa powder.
This cake is lovely on its own, but a side of fresh berries or a dusting of icing sugar can add a charming, simple finish.