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Strawberry-Pistachio Layer Cake
We have another birthday coming up, so I've decided to make this cake for the occasion. The cake is huge and the pistachios were expensive, so I might cut the recipe in half and make in smaller cake pans. I don't think that anyone will mind. It's the thought that counts.
https://bakefromscratch.com/strawber...io-layer-cake/ |
Sounds amazing. Two of my favorite ingredients!
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Beautiful cake and the delicious ingredients.
Tropit, I have seen the "scales" and how gram weight is used for measuring. Will you be kind enough to recommend a brand(s) for me to buy. There are too many choices. Thank you in advance. |
Originally Posted by phatquilts2
(Post 8722203)
Beautiful cake and the delicious ingredients.
Tropit, I have seen the "scales" and how gram weight is used for measuring. Will you be kind enough to recommend a brand(s) for me to buy. There are too many choices. Thank you in advance. As for the cake...it was a success! It came out beautiful! The frosting was the best part. It was a roasted strawberry, Swiss meringue, buttercream. (long name.) It took a dishwasher full of dishes to make, but it was worth it. This frosting was so light and not as sweet as a regular buttercream. It takes a little more effort to make and a lot of butter and egg whites, but I think that I'll use the Swiss meringue buttercream as my go-to frosting from now on. The cake sponge was good too. It tasted nutty and looked pretty in green. It wasn't dry, but it could have been just a little bit moister. I'm not sure how to change the recipe to get a moister sponge. I'll have to watch Paul Hollywood to find out. :) |
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