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asked September 23rd 2013

Raspberry cake

Can anyone help out with a raspberry cake recipe please? I have tried a google search and I’m not filled with confidence in the recipes that have come up. I’m not sure whether to flavour the sponge or just put a layer of raspberry jam in and raspberry buttercream. I’m then covering with white choc ganache.
Thank you.

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Can anyone help out with a raspberry cake recipe please? I have tried a google search and I’m not filled with confidence in the recipes that have come up. I’m not sure whether to flavour the sponge or just put a layer of raspberry jam in and raspberry buttercream. I’m then covering with white choc ganache.
Thank you.

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Waitrose have freeze dried raspberry pieces. Fold into your uncooked cake mixtures and bake.

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Hi lorna

I’d go with raspberry jam and the butter cream although you could use raspberry puree in the batter which can end up a bit soggy. How about using these concentrated powder flavours like this http://www.cakeflix.com/shop/product/6846-red-raspberry-2oz-powdered/ I’m hooked on them ever since I bought some at the show last year. You could also use the LorAnn oils which you can see here http://www.cakeflix.com/shop/product-category/ingredients-mixes-and-colouring/flavouring/ I’ve used fresh fruits and purees in cakes and find their shelf life/keeping properties is very much reduced and they can be prone to molding. I always use a high sugar content jam as the low sugar ones again can and do mold if cakes are not stored in a cool environment.

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Thank you both. I’ll have a go with the rasp pieces, maybe crush them up to put in the cake mix.
Thanks miwl will have a look at powdered flavours too. I did buy some LorAnn oils last year at CI Birmingham and wasn’t that struck by them. Appreciate the advice. 🙂

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