Does anyone have any suggestions on a really good wedding cake recipe. I'm making my daughter's birthday cake & I really just love the flavor of wedding cakes. Also looking for something very moist.
Thanks - Gina
White Almond Sour Cream Cake is good. Alot of top-end wedding cake designers use this recipe. It always tastes better the 3rd day...so make sure you don't cut into it till the 3rd day. You can halve the recipe if you don't want that much cake. But really, it's so good perhaps you do want that much cake!
http://cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-2322-2-White-Almond-Sour-Cream-Cake-WASC.html
I love the chocolate cake recipe from scratch, too. Also I love the Red Velvet Scratch cake recipe (revised) here on CC. Um, let's see. Oh, the Lemon cake...well shucks. You didn't really say what flavor you like!? Any cake can be made into a "wedding" cake. I even have a wedding cake recipe...er...just a really good cake...for a scratch carrot that I received from a CC member. Wow, it's my number 1 fav cake, too.
So search the recipe sections. Pick one that looks best to you and appeals to what your taste buds are calling!
Wedding cake and birthday cake are the same thing inside. Any recipe you like will do. If there is a particular bakery's cake that you like, you might start by inquiring there (at least for general type).
i love a victoria sponge recipe. but with any cake you can add simple syrup, and that will add extra moistness.
xx
I love the WASC recipe. I make the original and most of the variations. They all taste great, look great and stack great!
Here is the link to the WASC variations and some yummy fillings, some of us CC members came up with in the gourmet flavor thread!
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=df4f9hbq_46cs9f28fs
I really just love the flavor of wedding cakes.
Wedding cake flavors that are unique and not just one flavor (like almond) are probably the result of one of these flavorings:
creme bouquet (my fave)
wedding bouquet
princess emulsion
Also looking for something very moist.
WASC, or any of its flavor variations.
Here's a thread that has both versions of the basic recipe (with and without oil) and flavor variations....
(Also has popular CC recipes for crusting American b/c's and fondant.)
Everything you need to know to bake, assemble and decorate tiered/stacked/layer cakes:
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-605188-.html
Another WASC chocolate variation by Cakepro:
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-7367-AMAZING-Chocolate-WASC-Cake.html
HTH
the simple syrup i use is 1 tablespoon water, 1 tablespoon sugar, heated on the stove, til the sugar dissolves. theres other ways to do it i think though, but that works for me.
xx
thanks brincess_b
I will try it on my next cake....I have a birthday cake for next week....it's for my friends co-worker.....she wants Marble cake .....it shoulr be good brushed with the syrup.....
Thanks again
Simple syrup is just that...simple! 1:1 ratio of water and sugar. Cook until dissolved..cool...there ya go!
Wedding cake and birthday cake are the same thing inside. Any recipe you like will do. If there is a particular bakery's cake that you like, you might start by inquiring there (at least for general type).
I agree. It probably just tastes better at a wedding because youre getting a free meal and drinks LOL!
WASC all the way!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You can't beat it!!!!!!!!!!!!
Vanilla or Chocolate ~ they are the BEST!!!!!!!
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