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                Slice and dig in! If you want a sweet topping, shake some powdered sugar on top. Prefer icing? Mix powdered sugar, lemon juice, milk, and salt in a bowl. Pour it over your totally cooled cake. Let it sit till the glaze hardens up.
              
              
              
                02 - 
                Let your cake rest in the pan on a cooling rack at least 15 minutes. Take it out gently, then give it a full cool-down on the rack before moving on.
              
              
              
                03 - 
                Pop it in the oven for about 40 to 45 minutes. When you poke a skewer near the center but not all the way, it should come out clean.
              
              
              
                04 - 
                Pour your combined batter into the ready-to-go pan. Looking for some crunch? Sprinkle 25 grams of sugar or the raw stuff all over the top before it goes in the oven.
              
              
              
                05 - 
                Add your wet stuff to the dry ingredients bowl. Give it a brief mix so everything comes together, then whisk it exactly 50 more times to make the batter even.
              
              
              
                06 - 
                Crack eggs into a different big bowl and pour in the olive oil, whisk those till they blend nicely. Stir in the milk, Greek yogurt, and limoncello next. Mix in the lemon zest-sugar combo and make sure it's all smooth.
              
              
              
                07 - 
                In a big bowl, combine the flour, baking soda, baking powder, and salt. Whisk ‘em around so all the dry stuff’s mixed up.
              
              
              
                08 - 
                Toss the sugar and lemon zest in a little bowl. Rub them together until it gets super fragrant and everything smells zesty.
              
              
              
                09 - 
                Set the oven to 175°C. Grease up a 23-centimeter cake pan (add some parchment if it’s not nonstick). Dust the bottom and sides with sugar, then put the pan aside.