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Semolina cake soaked in sweet syrup — a moist North Macedonian cake.
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Ravanija is a semolina cake made widely across the Balkans; in North Macedonia it's often baked for celebrations and when guests visit. A light batter of eggs and semolina is baked and soaked while hot with cold lemon-scented syrup to make it moist. It's cut into squares and served with coffee.
Beat the eggs and 150g sugar until pale and thick.
Add the oil, then fold in the semolina, flour, and baking powder.
Pour into a pan and bake at 180°C for 30 minutes.
Simmer the water, 250g sugar, and lemon slices for 10 minutes to make syrup and cool.
Cut the hot cake into squares, pour over the cold syrup to soak, and scatter with chopped walnuts.