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Cream Cake

Posted by Annita on October 3, 2006

Another simple white cake recipe,which uses heavy whipping cream instead of butter.

Cream Cake
Cream Cake

The recipe is taken from Allrecipes.com and it goes like..

Ingredients:-

All purpose Flour – 1 and 1/2 cups
Baking Powder – 2 tsp
White sugar – 3/4 cup
Eggs – 2
Vanilla extract – 1 tsp
Heavy whipping cream – 1 cup
Salt – 1/2 tsp(I’ve reduced the amount of salt from the original recipe,as mentioned in many comments)

Method:-
Preheat oven to 350 F.Take a bowl and add eggs into it,beat them well using an electric mixer.Now add sugar and the vanilla and beat them together.Combine flour,baking powder and salt in another bowl.Divide the flour mixture into 3 equal parts.Mix in each part gently into the egg mixture alternatively with whipping cream,beginning and ending with the flour mixture.Use a wooden spatula for mixing.

Grease a 9″ cake pan and pour this prepared cake mixture into it.Bake at 350 F for 30 – 40 mts,or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.

Allow it to cool ,and carefull remove from the pan.

11 Responses to “Cream Cake”

  1. Deepa said

    looks yummy nice recipe.will give a try soon.thanks for the recipe.

    Thanks Deepa
    Annita

  2. Puspha said

    Looks like a very heavy cake indeed.

    Thanks Pushpa,I’ve been wondering why there are no posts or comments from u.Hope u r doing good
    Annita

  3. Look good Annita! I love simple cakes without too much additional flavorings…and this looks just like that.

    cheers!

  4. Look good Annita! I love simple cakes without too much additional flavorings…and this looks just like that.
    cheers!

    Thanks for dropping by,Saffron.
    Annita

  5. Rg said

    Wow! I’ve all these ingredients with me,and this sounds simple too, so will sure give it a try. Cake is the one and only item in my toddler’s favorite list… so I’m gonna try this out. Thanks for sharing this recipe. :)

    Try it out Rg,Its really simple one..
    Annita

  6. salini said

    Anita,

    I am from Kuwait, I tried this recipe on thursday night, vow! it was simply wonderful. My children finished it within minutes. Thanks a lot!

    Really happy to see your comment,Salini.Thanks for letting me know about it.

    Annita 

  7. Rashmi said

    Hi Anita ,
    I am from US.Thanks for wonderful recipe.

    Thanks and welcome to my blog,rashmi
    Annita

  8. Jocelyn said

    Hi Annita

    I was baking for the first time with this recipe. Needless to say it came out gr8 :) far beyond our expectation. Would like ur advice on how to fold the cake batter…with flour n whip cream. Couldn’t really do tht so just ended up mixin it with the beater. Will foldin make the cake softer?Tried to fold the batter initially but didn’t turn smooth. So had add a little milk to make it loose n then mixed with beater.

    Also tried the fish packets,palak paneer n the bittergourd curry. N we all thouroughly njoyed it.Thnx to ur blog..now i really njoy cooking :)

    Folding means gently stirring the batter using a wooden spatula.Yeah,the cake will be more soft if you fold it rather than beating it.
    Here’s a description about folding adapted from the site JoyOfBaking.com
    “Fold – A simple but crucial technique used when combining a light and airy ingredient into a heavier ingredient or mixture in such a way as each ingredient maintains its original volume. This technique must be done quickly but gently and stop ‘folding’ as soon as the ingredients are blended. Start by placing one quarter of the lighter mixture on top of the heavier mixture. With a rubber spatula cut down vertically through the two mixtures, sweep across the bottom, up the nearest side of the bowl, and over the top of the mixtures (go in clockwise direction). Rotate the bowl a quarter turn counter-clockwise and repeat the down-across-up-over motion. This technique is commonly used to incorporate flour into a sponge cake base and adding egg whites to a cake batter.”

    hope this helps..And many thanks for writing to me,Jocelyn
    Annita

  9. sindu said

    Hi Anita,
    I was always using maida for baking.Recently thought of taking All purpose flour,but i dont know whether to take bleached r unbleached, thn thr was self rising. Can u please tell me which one to take.

  10. dogsrulecatsdrool said

    The animals over at Dogs Rule Cats Drool sure would love that cake as a midnight snack. it looks yummy.

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