I wouldn't suggest using stone ground spelt (which includes the bran and germ) as the extra fiber makes for
a more dense cake.
The more dense cake with the darker frosting was my first trial where it wasn't much of a success, however the frosting definitely was!
Like another reader, had to only use baking soda, which made for a slightly
more dense cake... was a grand delight with many folks over a three day birthday celebration (made 3 cakes!)
The result is
a more dense cake but equally satisfying.
Not exact matches
Lower starch vegetables like cauliflower replace the mash on our shepherd's pie and we use
more nutrient -
dense foods like butter and ground almonds (instead of refined flours and vegetable oil) in our
cakes and cookies.
This will result in
more of a dessert,
dense,
cake like textured bread.
This is
more of a bar than a
cake as it doesn't rise very much and it's fairly
dense.
1) A stable
cake — you get this baking from scratch, it's
dense but still moist and can hold up to
more than what a box mix will give you.
While this
cake follows the general principles of a standard Japanese souffle cheesecake, it is slightly
more dense, due to the addition of pumpkin.
This is the first time I tried adding Millet in my baking after my vegan friend Harini baked a
cake with Pearl millet here and I like the
dense and
more fudge like brownies I got from baking with millet.
It's
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I think something sturdier than toothpicks or a
denser cake batter would have been
more promising.
And
more air =
more cake like texture instead of
dense, fudgy brownie heaven.
I'll admit (because honesty is sort of the theme here) that the texture of the actual
cake was slightly different from the wedding
cake... mine was a bit
more dense than the one I had on that fateful day in May.
I would like a tip on how to make a
cake that is
more dense and not so crumbly when you cut it.
These salty and sweet muffins are
more dense like a quick bread than a
cake.
I love the freezer tip; it definitely makes the
cake more devilishly
dense and moist.
I love those cupcakes, but my favorite chocolate cupcakes are just a tad lighter — still really moist, but
more reminiscent of an actual
cake, rather than the brownie cupcakes which are
dense, almost
more like an actual piece of fudge or a thick brownie.
I have done it in a few different ways - for
Cake / Pie fillings, I do a few teaks to it, for a
more fluffy, less
dense texture: cream the butter sugar and egg mixture first (before heating) with my hand mixer.
It's
dense, which worked well for strawberry shortcake, since that traditionally has a
more biscuit - y
cake.
Here we go... Layer 1 —
dense, chocolatey, brownie
cake base Layer 2 — smooth, light vanilla soft serve Layer 3 — creamy macadamia nut caramel Layer 4 — almond and chocolate cookie crumbs Layer 5 —
more vanilla soft serve, but with thick brownie chunks Layer 6 — topped with a smooth chocolate ganache and
more brownie chunks
The texture is much
more like a
dense cake than a brownie, though, with a
cake - like crumb.
The baking soda and sparkling water allow the almond flour to puff up, creating a less
dense and
more palatable
cake.
I was a little disappointed with this as the
cake is
more like a «loaf» being very
dense.
Peanut Butter Banana & Honey Cupcakes are assembled of
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The
cake is moist and
dense, a little
more dense than regular carrot
cake.
Sometimes vegan baking is
more moist and
dense than old - fashioned butter and eggs and this is a great chocolate
cake recipe to have on hand.
I do this for my scones and other
more dense pastries where I want to make them
more airy and «fluffy», but I've never heard of doing this with cupcakes, especially ones using
cake flour.
I followed it perfectly, but mine, too, came out
more cake - y /
dense than gooey.
These
cakes are extremely light, airy and moist, nothing like the
dense cake recipes
more traditionally used as cupcake bases.
The texture of this bread is
more like a pound
cake -
dense and cakey.
Hi Noel, Your
cake might be a little
more dense because unlike dairy cream cheese, this has fiber in it (from the cashews).
Yes, I think a
more dense sponge like a medeira
cake would have worked better, perhaps.
This Paleo Carrot
Cake is lovable, moist, wonderfully
dense, totally delicious, and a
more benign dessert option than it's wheat - filled cousin.
It was
more of a
cake - bread hybrid: very
dense and savory yet sweet.
So easy to make and makes the
cake even
more chewy and
dense.
This version is a little
more dense like a bundt
cakes normally are and tastes a lot like a really good banana bread.
I had made another vanilla
cake from another source and it was too heavy and
dense and not as sweet even though the other recipe used
more sugar.
I'd imagine that you can cover it with whatever you want but remember that it's not as
dense as a heavy mud
cake so you have to be a bit
more gentle with it.
You can cover it with whatever you want but remember that it's not as
dense as a heavy mud
cake so you have to be a bit
more gentle with it.
That's the only thing I've heard that causes the
cake to be
more dense and take longer (but not that long!).
The texture is not light or airy, it's
more like a
dense pound
cake.
To his trained eye, a brownie is
more like a
dense cake, I, on the other hand, think of a brownie as fudge with just enough flour to call it a brownie.
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.
Texture will be
denser when cold and
more cake - like when brought up to room temperature.
But I will warn you this
cake is
more dense than your usual layer
cake because it is date sweetened so it's not the best for stacking as it gets too heavy and the frosting will squish out the sides.
It is
dense, like a pound
cake, but a lot
more interesting flavor-wise.
Applesauce is very heavy, so that would definitely make the
cake more dense.
Also, like banana bread and other zucchini breads, it's not supposed to rise much or have a wheat bread texture; it will be
more dense and
cake - like.
They are a bit
more dense than a classic
cake, but I am glad your husband still enjoyed them too.