How would I make a raspberry swirl in white cake batter. I'm thinking she wants some kind of fruit or preserve swirled into the cake batter before baking. Which would you use, if either.
By the way I really missed this board. I've been so busy trying to start my new business and although I am only renting a kitchen it sure has been alot of work. I have been reading a few posts now and then, but really haven't had time to sit long enough to respond to any.
Thanks
You are the right track
That's what I would do - jam is o.k. but preserves will have some chunks of fruit in it.
Another idea is to save out some of the batter and add some raspberry jello (dry) to it, then swirl that in.
Good luck w/your new business.
Hope Ike doesn't hurt you folks in FL very bad.
months back i researched this recipe, and most call for removing 1/2 to 1 cup of batter and stiring in raspberry jam then swirling it over the other batter in the pan and mix lightly .
Here is what I have done in the past. Take a can of pie filling and swirl it into the cake batter after you've poured the batter into the pan. Now, I don't know if they have that kind of pie filling in the can or not, but you can give it a try.
Barb
In this video, it looks like she just uses the sleeved fillings you can purchase at cake supply shops. I've done a strawberry swirl w/ strawberries that were cooked till soft, drained, the pureed with sugar to taste.
http://www.carriescakes.com/videos.php?id=heather
I buy rasp. filling premade in a sleeve. at the cake supply store. I just plop some in small piles throught cake and took a butter knife and swirled it around. Now depending on how much you swirl it might look marbled if you go to much, so just depends on how much you want.
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