I recently commented about my red velvet cake and frosting recipe on Bakerella's blog and realized I didn't have it written out very clear. I copied it directly from a recipe card of my mom's that she has used since I was little. So she probably wrote it out the way she would understand it:) Well I decided to post it again since I got so many emails about it!! I LOVE using this recipe for my cake pops, especially since it's so hard to find red velvet cake mix in a box around here. I am thrilled to be making them next week for St. Patty's day and I am going to experiment making the batter green instead of red. I will post after I am done! Maybe I will attempt some shamrocks...we will see;) Hope this recipe helps and PLEASE let me know if you have any more questions!!
Red Velvet Cake and Frosting Recipe:
1/2 c. Butter or 1 Stick
1 c. Granulated Sugar
Beat together till fluffy.
2 Eggs - add one at a time and beat well.
Make a paste of 2 TB. Cocoa and 2 oz. Red Food Coloring (2 bottles). Add to above mixture.
Add:
1 tsp. Vanilla
1 c. Buttermilk
2 3/4 c. Flour (sifted)
Alternate the milk and flour.
Last add 1 TB. Vinegar and 1 1/2 tsp. Soda
Mix really well - Bake 300* for 25-30 minutes.
Frosting:
Cook together -
1 c. Milk
5 TB. Flour
Cook till thick, stirring constantly to avoid burning and then add 1 tsp. Vanilla.
Cool well before adding to butter/sugar mixture or it will melt butter and be runny.
Cream 1 cup of Butter or 2 sticks and 1 c. Granulated Sugar.
Mix together and beat with hand mixer till smooth and creamy - this takes quite a long time to fluff up. The mixture will turn from a yellowish color to more of a white color. Then frost the cake and...
Enjoy!!
Monday, March 8, 2010
~ReD VeLvEt CaKe~
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2 comments:
thank you! :D
HI! I found your blog while reading Bakerella's comments and found your frosting recipe..
It doesn't have any cream cheese in it!! Does it taste much different from the cream cheese recipe?
I've to bake one for my friend's birthday and I'm kinda excited to try a new recipe..
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