✨The Gilded Table✨✨ LUNE D’OR | Golden Moon Olive Oil Cake

This recipe is part of The Gilded Table: May Edition a seasonal invitation to linger in the sun-dappled rhythm of spring. Inspired by Provençal markets and garden afternoons, each dish is a gentle celebration of flavor, simplicity, and joy.

LUNE D’OR

Golden Moon Cake | The Gilded Table


“Best served with candlelight and a fork that pauses between bites.”
A fragrant, golden orange cake made with olive oil and almonds — light, citrusy, and perfect for spring. From The Gilded Table: May Edition.

A fragrant, golden orange cake made with olive oil and almonds — light, citrusy, and perfect for spring.

This golden olive oil cake glistens like a moonlit orchard. Known as Lune d’Or — “Golden Moon” — it’s infused with fragrant orange zest and finely ground almonds, delivering a citrus-kissed crumb that melts with quiet elegance. A delicate French-inspired dessert, it’s ideal for spring brunches, teatime, or sun-dappled afternoon celebrations. Part of The Gilded Table: May Edition from Life in Bianca’s Kitchen.

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Printed with a golden olive branch and a touch of Parisian blush, this card is ready for your recipe box or spring soirée folder.


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    1. Thank you for bringing that to our attention and our deepest apologies for the confusion. That decorative recipe card is for artistic/decorative purposes only. To view the actual recipe, please click on the ‘Print recipe Card” button. We have updated to image so as to cause no more confusion.

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  1. A few years back I made a similar cake, but with rosemary added, it was really good. I’ll give this one a try (without rosemary) and see which one I liked better. Not sure what 2/5 of a cup is – I’ll go with 2/3 of a cup of olive oil.

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