Berry Cake Ideas -
To get that beautiful natural purple shade and amazing taste you need to make berry jam. Don't be afraid, it's really simple! I used a pack of frozen forest berries, which usually comes in size of g and consists of raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, black currants and red currants.
You can sometimes even find strawberries in there. What you need to do is to cook the frozen berries do not thaw them with some granulated sugar over a medium to high heat until it thickens.
Yes, it's THAT SIMPLE. You want to get it to boiling, then turn the heat down and let it simmer in order to water to evaporate. What you get is this thick, gloopy jam that will give you this beautiful colour and tangy, but sweet taste!
Make sure to cover it with cling film to avoid skin forming and let ti cool to room temperature before mixing with buttercream. There are a lot of holidays in front of us, so I hope you give this cake a chance!
You'll be amazed at how incredibly beautiful chocolate pairs with berries! If you do try it, make sure to let me know by tagging me on Instagram anasbakingchronicles or tell me all about it in the comment section down below.
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Notify me via e-mail if anyone answers my comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Made this cake for my grandaughters birthday and it was delicious, now getting orders from the rest of the family and friends to make more.
I'm so happy to hear that, Sarah! Though I'm a bit late - happy birthday to your granddaughter! Hi, it looks amazing, but not sure when the vodka and the white food colouring goes in? Can they be left out? Oh, I must've left it out because it's optional. But you can definitely leave it out!
Ana, Your buttercream is AMAZING. I use this recipe for all my cakes that I cover in buttercream and flavor it as I see fit. My daughter is having my first grandbaby and I will be giving the baby shower.
My plan is to make a batch and see how many cups or oz. this makes but wanted to ask you how many cupcakes you could frost from your recipe?
I am planning on baking cupcakes so I'm think 25 cups of buttercream Again, I thank you and NJ thanks you for sharing this delightful recipe, Happy Sunday, Karen. I'm so happy you love this buttercream! Thank you for all your kind words, it means a lot and it has totally made my day.
I love that Mommy-to-Bee idea - so clever! These measurements are approx. one and a half batch. When I make 12 cupcakes, I usually make one batch and it's enough to pipe swirls on top. It depends on the style I'm going for, if I'm making only rosettes I'll have some leftover. For piping beehives, it depends how big you're planning to make it, this one batch probably won't be enough for 12 cupcakes.
That would mean that you'll need batches of frosting. If you have time, maybe do a test run with only 12 cupcakes and one batch of frosting and see is it enough. Sorry for not being able to help more. Will try to make it today for my friends birthday tomorrow. It looks amazing.
I´m not very experienced in cake baking but this looks so beautiful I want to try it. Wish me luck! The rosettes from frosting but what is the white ones and the deep pink ones? Is it frosting with no berries added and with extra berries or is it something else?
Hi, Liva! Sorry I couldn't reply earlier. Hope everything went well 🙂 All the rosettes on top are frosting. Before flavouring it with berry jam, I left out some for decorating.
The red one is just berry frosting with extra red food gel colouring 🙂. Will this not cook up the eggs? Reference Instructions Point 4. since you're not adding hot water directly to eggs like when making custard or pastry cream , there is no risk of cooking the eggs.
They are already mixed with all the other ingredients. The boiling water's purpose is to thin out the batter and to "activate" cocoa powder, to get that rich, chocolate flavour. Made this recipe and I loved it!
Especially the buttercream! Now I have an excess of the frosting and I was wondering if it can be frozen and used at a later time?
I'm so glad you like the buttercream, it's my favourite! I've never frozen it, so I can't really tell. Yogurt - I use unsweetened plain yogurt with a 3.
It works beautifully even though it's not a full-fat yogurt. Cake strips - I use them so that I get flat-top cakes and it means I don't need to cut the top and get rid of any domes. If you don't use them, you might need to cut the top or not and adjust the baking time it cooks faster without the cake strips.
Bubbles - I smack the pans on the kitchen counter a few times to get rid of the huge bubbles. Store - if you're making the cakes a day ahead you can keep them at room temperature, individually wrapped with some cling film to prevent them from getting dry.
They freeze great also. It's a challenge to find a good frosting in this hot summer that will hold long enough for you to frost the cake and serve it.
I'm using this summer cream cheese frosting for this cake that I've been using for some of my summer cakes. It's easy, with MUCH less sugar, and personally, it's way more reliable than buttercream and others. Another easy layer cake for you to try is my delicious red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting!
Your email address will not be published. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. I'm assuming some adjustments have to be made but I haven't tested it so I can't really say, sorry though! Perfectly delicious. I made this on my birthday and everyone loved it.
Thank you Bea 💖. Hi Bea, Can your frosting be coloured with food colouring please? And is the colour quite white as in the picture or more ivory if left uncoloured?
Many thanks in advance! Hi Lena! Yes, it can be coloured. The colour is quite white, as in the pictures. Not shaving cream white 😁, but still white. Hope it helps! Hey bea, i made this cake for my family and everyone loved it and kept going for more!
The cake is amazingly moist and delicious! Oh and i dont really like buttercream so looking for a delicious and stable frosting was hard for me but your frosting was just it!! Overall it was just light and perfect. Thank you for such a great recipe , seems like I'll be using this recipe often 😆.
Hey bea! I made this cake for my family and everyone loved it! Its so moist and delicious!! Oh and the cream is just as amazing as well , i dont like buttercream and finding a stable and delicious frosting was hard for me but yours was just it!
Thank you for such a great recipe , i think ill be making this more often 😆. Hi Bibi! I'm super happy that you liked it 🙌. I'm not a huge fan of buttercream also and this frosting is not overly sweet, which I love. I can half all the ingredients except, the egg. Would I use the yolk or the white or would using 2 eggs really throw the recipe off balance.
I also know that the cooking time would decrease in an 8×8 pan. Thanks for so many great recipes. Hi, Linda. You should be okay using two medium-sized eggs in this recipe. This cake was so easy to make and turned out beautifully!
Baked to eat on a family dog walk and it was robust enough to carry with us sliced up, the whole family loved it! Skip to primary navigation Skip to main content Skip to primary sidebar Home » Recipes » Desserts. Get New Recipes sent to your inbox! We never share your information with third parties and will protect it in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Berry Cake 5 from 3 votes. Sweet berries and buttery cake are perfectly combined in this very easy six-ingredient recipe. Save to Favorites Pin Print Email Review. Prep Time: 20 minutes mins. Cook Time: 45 minutes mins. Total Time: 1 hour hr 5 minutes mins.
Servings: 18 servings. Cook Mode Prevent your screen from going dark. Instructions Preheat oven to °F. With a mixer, beat the eggs with the sugar until slightly thickened and light in color, about minutes.
Add the butter and vanilla; mix two more minutes. Stir in the flour until just combined. This will be a very thick batter. Add the berries and stir to mix throughout. Transfer the batter to a buttered or parchment lined 9×13 pan.
This pan is my favorite! Use your hands to press it into an even layer. Bake for minutes, or until very lightly browned and a toothpick inserted near the center of the cake comes out clean. Mine is typically done in around 42 minutes. Let cool completely before cutting into pieces.
Notes Avoid using frozen mixed berries that have huge chunks of strawberries. Calories: kcal · Carbohydrates: 35 g · Protein: 3 g · Fat: 9 g · Saturated Fat: 5 g · Polyunsaturated Fat: 1 g · Monounsaturated Fat: 2 g · Trans Fat: 0.
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