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Strawberry Shortcake –Make a fun and festive strawberry shortcake with fresh strawberries and a white cake. Regular buttermilk is always my first choice and I love Guernsey brand (not sponsored!). Not only because Guernsey is a local Michigan brand but also because of their high standards and quality products. With that said, with most recipes calling for buttermilk, low-fat and regular buttermilk can be used interchangeably. And if ever in a pinch you can mix milk with lemon juice or white vinegar, let it sit for 5 minutes and you will get a tangy mixture quite similar to buttermilk. How To Make A Buttermilk Substitute: For every 1 cup of buttermilk, combine 1 cup milk with 1 tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar. For this recipe, you would need 3/4 cup milk and 3/4 tablespoon (eyeball it) of lemon juice or white vinegar.

I know July Fourth is tomorrow and this definitely qualifies as a last minute recipe idea, but this year I’ve been simultaneously aching to share this cake with you, and really dreading sharing it as well. Gel Food Coloring. For the red cake, I used “super red”, and for the blue cake, I used “royal blue” and “navy blue”, using the Americolor brand of gel food coloring. You can use less or more of the food coloring, depending on how pale or vivid you want the color of the cake to be. COMBINE. With the mixer on low, gradually add the dry ingredients, until well combined, scraping down the sides of the bowl as needed. Pour in the buttermilk and mix until combined.Place about 2 cups of frosting in a large piping bag fitted with a large open round tip, or simply cut off the end of the piping bag. Place the blue layer on the bottom. Pipe a layer of frosting on top of the cake, starting at the outside edge and working your way into the middle. Spread evenly with an offset spatula. Place the white layer next. Repeat the frosting with the second layer of cake and then place the red layer on top. Prepare the Vanilla Cake batter as instructed. Use 1/2 the recipe for a 6-inch cake or the full recipe for an 8-inch cake. Take care not to over-mix the batter, since you’ll be mixing it again to add the food coloring. Level if needed: If your cakes come out domed you may need to level them using a serrated knife. Also, if the bottoms of the cakes are too brown for any reason, you can carefully slice off the brown layer to get perfectly colored cakes.

Maybe you’re making the cake a day or two ahead of your party, and need to store it safely, or maybe you need to store leftovers after the party’s over. Either way, here are the best tips for easy storage! Decorated and Uncut Bright White Gel Food Coloring. This is optional, but a few drops also help to brighten the white and neutralize the yellow tones of the butter.Eggs: 3 large eggs pull the cake batter together. Let your eggs come to room temperature along with the butter before mixing. Prepare to Bake a Layer Cake: Preheat the oven and grease three9-inch panswith shortening or butter and dust with flour. You can also add parchment paper circles to the pans first to make the cakes super easy to remove later. Set the pans aside. Is your freezer full?Instead of setting the crumb coat in the freezer, put the cake in the fridge for 40 minutes instead.

A patriotic poke cake is the perfect way to celebrate Independence Day with friends and family. It also works wonderfully for Memorial Day, Veterans Day, or any other type of patriotic remembrance or celebration. Alternate adding 2 cups of powdered sugar at a time with the liquid ingredients: vanilla extract & heavy cream. Ensure the powdered sugar is well combined, then and whip for 1-2 minutes before adding more powdered sugar. Repeat until all ingredients are added. Sugar, Cocoa butter (20% min), Whole milkpowder, Cocoa mass, Emulsifier; soyalecithin,Wheatflour, Wholemealwheatflour, Wheat gluten, Malted wheatflour, Salt, Raising agent; baking soda E500(ii), rice starch, Natural vanilla extract, Colouring; E171, E120, E100, E133, Stabiliser; Arabic gum, E460(i) & E464, Emulsifier; E472a, glazing agent, beeswax, carnuba wax, shellac

Cake Pan –We used a bundt pan to make the cake. But you can also make a sheet cake to make this fourth of July cake. It’s hard to say exactly how much food coloring you’ll need to add. Add a few drops or gel food coloring at a time until the color is as deep as you’d like it to be. Powdered sugar– It might seem like a lot, but there’s a lot of butter, and you need plenty of butter and sugar to make enough frosting for a 3 layer cake Sprinkles –We love to top with red and blue sprinkles on top of the cake for a fun and festive look. Feel free to use different spinkles. This is the perfect patriotic cake to serve at your 4th of July barbecues! It also works for memorial day, veterans day, or flag day. Try some of our favorite summer barbecue dishes:

The first layer is smoothed to cover the bottom of a prepared 13-inch by 9-inch baking dish. The second layer is poured over the first, drizzling the batter to cover as much of the first layer as possible. The third layer is drizzled over the second layer. THE SECRET TO SUCCESS: DO NOT MIX THE LAYERS

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Scratch Vanilla Cake Recipe– It’s easy to make a delicious vanilla cake from scratch as long as you have a good recipe! This sponge cake recipe uses real butter and buttermilk to create a tender, bakery-style cake that everyone loves. WET INGREDIENTS. In a large bowl or the bowl of a stand mixer, beat together the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add the eggs, egg whites, and vanilla, and mix until smooth.