I also love that strawberries have a low fat content, which is perfect when baking light and
fluffy cakes like my strawberry buttermilk cake!
It turned out to be
a fluffy cake like consistency.
Not exact matches
Mine turned out kind of
cake like, really
fluffy not flat
like yours look, any ideas how to make them less
cake -
like and more chewy cookie??? And do nt worry they still tasted amazing ha!
Mine are
fluffy and
cake -
like, as some others have mentioned.
This super moist,
fluffy pumpkin - banana bread is full of sweet,
cake -
like goodness and baked easily from scratch.
So simply cream until they are smooth but not necessarily light and
fluffy like when you beat for
cakes.
Recipe Note: For those of you that have made some of my brownies in the past, you know that I always go for rich fudgey brownies, but since we already have other sweet elements in this dessert dish, I opted for a more
fluffy cake -
like brownie.
It sounds
like it would be a nice option for
cakes and muffins to try and achieve a lighter and
fluffier texture.
The snickerdoodle cupcake was phenomenal, tasting
like my favorite scrumptious cookie in a moist,
fluffy cake with an irresistible cinnamon cream cheese frosting.
I DID add pumpkin tonight - i actually subbed some for the butter (1/2 C butter & 1/2 C pumpkin) BUT they turned out much more
like a
fluffy cake not gooey bars (I made the original recipe last week and LOVED it.
They're so easy you'll feel
like you did something wrong, that is until you cook them up and get the most delicious,
fluffy, dense
cakes you've ever had without any of the horrible for you ingredients typical in a lot of pancake recipes.
I find rice flour to be fine
like regular all purpose or even
cake flour so this helps to keep it
fluffy.
You can't use flour or any leavening agents
like baking powder or soda in Passover desserts; so, this
cake is kind of spongy and
fluffy.
This recipe below gave the most
fluffiest lightest muffins I've ever tasted, they were almost
cake -
like in texture.
Those sound
like my ideal
cakes,
fluffy, blueberries, lemony... yum.
The cupcakes weren't as
fluffy and
cake -
like as store bought
cakes, but for how much effort it took, it was good.
The result is an almost soufflé
like sponge
cake that jiggles and is amazingly
fluffy.
I usually put my carrots in a food processor and blitz until they're tiny (I'm lazy
like that), but never thought to use my Microplane.Your
cake looks so
fluffy and delicious!
It's made from chestnut flour and olive oil and has no raising agents so is dense and rich, rather than
fluffy like the
cakes you're probably used to.
I do not
like lemon in desserts but the idea of cornmeal and eggless is so so yummy.Love the
fluffy texture of
cake,
Also the recipe author says not to worry about any little lumps in the
cake batter - I ignored the small ones and it is notable when eating the
cake in an unpleasant way (texture-wise, as I
like my
cake to be smooth and
fluffy) so I would recommend making sure it is lump free before pouring into pans.
It isn't a light
fluffy cake with a monotonous texture (ahem,
like a boxed
cake mix).
There seem to be two schools of cookie — flat chewy ones and more
cake -
like fluffy ones.
They are topped with
fluffy white frosting,
like little caps of snow on the dark chocolate
cakes.
It's a bit
like pound
cake in
cake form, plus the tangy and sweet raspberries, but at the same time
fluffier and more cheese
cake like because of the addition of ricotta.
It's light, not too dense, nor too sweet (I say that because I
like less sugar in every sweet thing I eat, and I usually put less sugar in my
cakes too — but I knew that the sugar in this recipe would help get the
cake all
fluffy and so I went ahead), it's moist of course, and simply delightful.
This gluten - free, grain - free bread is heavier and more bread -
like than my dessert breads which are light,
fluffy, and
cake -
like.
I particularly
liked the texture which was moist and a little dense without being wet or too heavy — really muffin - y as opposed to a
fluffy cake.
Surely, I do nt expect it to look exactly the same but I feel
like there's something missing in the recipe, something that would make the
cake a bit
fluffier, do nt you agree?
These delicious and
fluffy vanilla coconut pancakes taste
like vanilla
cake!
The basic
cake itself is a soft and
fluffy chocolate sponge
cake, studded with chocolate chunks all wrapped up with a
fluffy vanilla buttercream icing exactly
like your mum makes.
This comes out moist and
fluffy, just
like you'd expect from a
cake.
I generally
like dense heavy
cakes and cupcakes, but I
like a light,
fluffy muffin!
I would
like to suggest a few changes to anyone who wants a
fluffier and less - crumbly
cake.
I was surprised at how
fluffy this came out, almost
like a lovely sponge
cake.
The flavor was exactly what a vanilla cupcake should taste
like, and the
cakes themselves had a great
fluffy texture and a tender crumb.
It's my favorite muffin recipe too, and if you've never tried chocolate chips and blueberries in one muffin... highly recommend I have tried it as a
cake and it comes out more dense and not as
fluffy as I'd
like, so yes but not ideal.
I really really want to try pancakes with it soon (and since I have some left still) and I just realized you have a deliciously
fluffy looking recipe already Haha
cake for dinner sounds
like a good plan to me!
I have made these a bunch of times back in the US and they came out
fluffy and
cake like.
They are sweet,
fluffy, and so decadent with fragrant bursts of tart berry flavor from the blueberries folded into a soft, buttery
cake -
like texture.
Mine came out light and
fluffy, more
like a chocolate
cake.
There are several pre-bought mixes out there that work okay, but they are often very expensive and they rarely stand up to more demanding recipes
like fluffy yellow
cake or chewy sandwich bread.
Okay, guys and gals, here's what you do to make the oats super
fluffy and have a
cake - batter
like consistency:
Not all flours are created equal; for light and
fluffy delicacies
like delicate pastries and mouthwatering
cakes, a lighter,
fluffier flour is needed.
; brownies; carrot
cake, chocolate
cake, confetti
cake, red velvet
cake, spice
cake, and vanilla
cake; pancakes (which can also be used to make biscuits, cobblers, and more); pie crust and pizza crust; white bread, honey whole grain bread, and banana bread; sweet rolls; and light,
fluffy donuts just
like you'd find at your favorite donut shop (except, you know — gluten free).
There's nothing
like a fast,
fluffy, berry - streaked
cake to make any night of the week (yes, even weeknights) feel special.
Ideally the inside is moist and crumbly, and either dense
like a muffin or
fluffy like birthday
cake.
It was not
fluffy and pretty
like the images you provided, so I used it in between layers to try to get some extra height to the meager amount of
cake that I had to work with.
There's nothing
like a moist,
fluffy, berry - streaked
cake to make any weeknight (or, um, weekday morning) feel special.
It's
like a buttery cloud, ever so slightly sweet - and - salty, that compliments the
fluffy cake perfectly.