A pretty cake to share for all occasions: the Strawberry layer cake! Inside, a very moist vanilla cake, strawberry compote and a light mascarpone whipped cream icing decorated with fresh strawberries.
This vanilla strawberry layer cake is offered here naked cake style, that is to say "naked cake", because it is only topped with a thin layer of icing. We can also see the different cake discs through.
An ideal recipe for sunny days! A dessert for small and big occasions, and think again, it's not that complicated to make...
What you will love with this strawberry layer cake recipe
flavors : vanilla in the cake, and strawberries of course in the compote and also as decoration.
Textures : the cake is very moist, the fruit compote and the mascarpone icing are very creamy…
Difficulty level : the outside of this vanilla strawberry layer cake doesn't have to be perfect, so it's easier. Feel free to get started ! Below I give you the maximum of advice to succeed at home.
Choose the right ingredients
- strawberries : I recommend gariguette strawberries for this recipe, quite simply because they are the best in terms of taste, they are beautiful as decoration too! You need it to create the compote and for the decoration on the vanilla strawberry layer cake.
- butter : I always use unsalted butter, it must be well softened.
- sucre : I take brown sugar because its taste highlights the vanilla.
- fermented milk : this is the key to the softness of the cake! In stores, look for buttermilk. If you can't find it, make it homemade by mixing whole milk with 1,5 tbsp of lemon juice. Let stand 15 minutes before using. I give you my tips in my article on homemade fermented milk.
The main steps of the recipe
- Make the strawberry compote : I advise you to make it in advance, because it must be cold to be used in the layer cake. Mix the strawberries and cook the coulis with the cornstarch, to obtain a nice compote.
- Prepare the cake : you can also do it in advance. This cake is baked in 2 molds of 20cm, we then cut the two cakes in their height to have 4 identical discs.
- Make the mascarpone frosting : on D-Day we prepare this icing by whipping the ingredients into whipped cream. The advantage of this icing is its lightness and smoothness.
- Assemble the strawberry layer cake : time for assembly! Top each cake disc with frosting and compote, placing them on top of each other. Finish with a thin layer of outer icing and you're done...
My tips for a successful strawberry layer cake
- put cake ingredients at room temperature 1 hour before: eggs, fermented milk, butter must be at temperature so that the final cake is very soft.
- for slicing cake discs equal in height, take a very long knife, it makes the maneuver easier. The best is to have a cake stand, but you can do without it if you have a very long knife.
- for decorating the strawberry layer cake, put your serving dish on a turntable, this allows you to have a cleaner result by decorating with a spatula (and to go faster too).
Possible variations for this layer cake
You can replace the strawberries in this layer cake with other red fruits : raspberries, blueberries, blackberries for example. The principle remains the same for compote (see recipe below).
Other recipes to try
If you like to make layer cakes, I advise you to take a look at these other recipes on the blog, which could inspire you:
- Layer cake blueberries lemon
- Oreo layer cake version
- Raspberry coconut layer cake
- Layer cake vertical strawberry almond
- Carrot cake, the carrot and spice cake
- Layer cake gingerbread
- Raffaello layer cake version
If you make this recipe, don't hesitate to tag @liliebakery on Instagram so I can see your beautiful strawberry layer cake!
Strawberry Vanilla Layer Cake, Chantilly Mascarpone
A delicious strawberry and vanilla layer cake, with a light mascarpone frosting… A beautiful seasonal dessert to share!
Yield: 10
Equipment:
Ingredients:
Vanilla cake
- 480 g all-purpose flour
- 2 tsp baking powder
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1 tsp salt
- 325 g softened butter
- 280 g light brown sugar
- 5 eggs at room temperature
- 1 tbsp natural vanilla extract
- 400 g fermented milk (milk buttermilk) at room temperature make it homemade by mixing whole milk with 1,5 tbsp of lemon juice. Leave to rest for 15 mins. before using it.
Strawberry compote
- 400 g gariguette strawberries
- 40 g granulated sugar
- 3 tbsp cornstarch
- 1 to 2 tbsp water
Mascarpone icing
- 400 g mascarpone
- 350 g heavy whipping cream 30%
- 60 g icing sugar
Décor
- 250 g gariguette strawberries
Instructions:
Strawberry compote
- Wash, hull and blend the strawberries. Pour the coulis into a saucepan and bring to the boil, adding the powdered sugar.
- In a small bowl, dissolve the cornstarch with the water then add to the coulis. Return to heat for 3-5 minutes for the mixture to thicken. It will finish thickening as it cools. Keep refridgerated. For the assembly, put this compote in a piping bag.
Vanilla cake
- Preheat the oven to 175° traditional heat. Grease and flour two 20cm diameter molds. Line the bottom with a round of baking paper for easy unmolding.
- Beat the soft butter and the brown sugar until it is very creamy (about 4 minutes). Add the eggs 1 by 1, beating each one, then the vanilla.
- Separately, whisk together flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt.
- Add these dry ingredients to the batter alternately with the fermented milk. Do not over mix: just the necessary.
- Divide the batter in two and pour into each of the moulds. Bake for 45 minutes of cooking. Test with a wooden pick: it should come out dry with a few crumbs.
- Leave to cool for 10 minutes in the mold then unmold on a wire rack. Leave to cool completely before cutting each cake in half lengthwise, to have 4 discs.
Mascarpone icing
- Whip the cream and icing sugar into whipped cream. Add the mascarpone and whisk again to obtain a smooth and creamy glaze. Fill a piping bag with this icing and keep cool.
Assembly of the layer cake
- Place the first disc of cake on the serving platter (ideally placed on a turntable, easier to decorate).
- With the piping bag, fill the first disc of cake with icing. Add strawberry compote in the center in a large circle (avoid the edges). Add the second disc of cake on top and start to garnish again (frosting / compote) then place the third disc, garnish again and finally put the last disc.
- Place an additional layer of frosting on top of the cake and add a little around the edges. With a long spatula, scrape the icing on the edges to smooth everything. Smooth the top too. Add fresh strawberries on top.
- Keep in the refrigerator for about 2 hours (it will be easier to cut later).
Video
Notes:
This layer cake can be kept for up to 5 days in the refrigerator, placed in an airtight container (cake cover).
Did you make this recipe?Tag @liliebakery on Instagram so I can see the result :)
Audrey
Hello Aurélie,
I would like to make a layer cake on 3 floors (1st time such a big piece). I wonder if with this biscuit and whipped cream, you think that the 3 layers can hold or if I should rather go with a more "dense" white chocolate whipped ganache? and if the biscuit is also suitable for layering 3 layers?
Thank you very much for your advice.
Lilie bakery
Hello Audrey, if you don't often make layer cakes, I advise you to follow a complete recipe from A to Z without making any changes. Cake densities, cream densities, heights etc. I calculate them to work together. This is the case for my recipe. It is better to follow the instructions to the letter otherwise the result will not be mine. Goodbye :)
Audrey
Hello,
Do you think we can make several layers of this superimposed cake? to have a layer cake with more parts. my fear is that it slips or sags or...
Lilie bakery
Hello Audrey, already 4 levels high is a lot! A layer cake is cut into thin slices because it is high. If you want to make it bigger you choose two larger molds and you increase your quantities. Goodbye :)
Charlene
Hello,
Can I make this cake the night before?
Thank you in advance.
Charlene
Lilie bakery
Hello Charlène, yes this cake can be prepared the day before. See you soon ;)
cindy
Hello,
For the whipped cream, you say to whip the cream with the icing sugar, do we put both at the same time in the robot? I can never make whipped cream and this step stresses me out a bit. Can I have more explanation please? Thanks in advance.
Lilie bakery
Hello Cindy, to make the best whipped cream you need very cold cream. You start to whip a little then you add the icing sugar in rain while continuing to whip (hand mixer or robot). The whipped cream will form little by little. See you soon :)
Manon
Hello Aurélie,
In order to "refresh" and give the cake a little more chewiness, is it possible to put a brunoise of strawberries on the compote between each layer?
I thank you in advance for your answer and wish you a pleasant day.
Looking forward to discovering new recipes, each as tasty as the next.
Lilie bakery
Hello Manon, yes it is quite possible: you can add small pieces of fresh strawberries between the layers on the compote. See you soon ;)
Neslihan
Hello,
Thank you for this recipe, I will try it for my son's birthday cake.
I was wondering if it is necessary to soak the cake? Won't be a little dry?
Thank you for your reply.
Neslihan
Lilie bakery
Hello Neslihan, this cake remains very soft (I don't need to soak it) the strawberry compote between each cake prevents it from being dry. Goodbye :)
Cindy
Hello,
Is it possible to bake all the dough in a single dome-shaped mold to make a princess cake?
Thank you
Lilie bakery
Hello Cindy, to make a princess cake I have a specific recipe: https://liliebakery.fr/gateau-princesse-vanille-chocolat/
Amélie
Hello ;
This recipe looks pretty affordable. So I'm considering it for my daughter's three-year-old.
I just wanted to know, what is the baking soda for? Can I make the recipe without adding any?
& If I bake in a 26 cm mould, do I necessarily have to change the quantities of ingredients in the cake?
Thanks in advance :)
Lilie bakery
Hello Amélie, baking soda is a leavening agent, it is essential in this recipe (you can find it in the salt section of the supermarket). If you want a layer cake like mine, you have to respect the size of the mold and the quantity of ingredients given. I do not advise you to make a layer cake of 26cm in diameter, it would be too huge. If you do it as a flat cake, it wouldn't be the same result at all, so it's up to you... See you soon
Hyacinthe
Hello,
Can the cream be flavored with chocolate (unsweetened cocoa)?
If so, could you please tell me how? And the proportion of cocoa?
Thank you very much
Hyacinthe
Lilie bakery
Hello Jacinthe, I do not recommend this method, however you can make a chocolate ganache instead of the mascarpone whipped cream. For example, you can take the chocolate ganache recipe from this other recipe: https://liliebakery.fr/gateau-noisette-chocolat/
Goodbye :)
Elodie
Hello
Your blog is great, it makes you want to cook…… your pastries are wonderful…..
For this one is it possible to do it not naked, fully covered?
If so could you tell me how to do it, without wasting too much time please.
I thank you in advance.
Lilie bakery
Hello Elodie, you have to increase the quantities of mascarpone whipped cream icing in this case. Once all the layers are assembled, you continue by adding cream on the sides and the top, smoothing well with a large flat spatula, enough not to see the cakes through. Goodbye :)
Yelena
Hello, what is the difference between fermented milk and classic milk for the cake? I'm afraid to miss this step
Mercii
Lilie bakery
Hello Yéléna, fermented milk brings a lot of softness to cakes. You can do it very easily yourself, I did an article on homemade fermented milk: https://liliebakery.fr/recette-babeurre-lait-fermente/
Laetitia
Hello
Is it possible to make this cake with mounting the old one?
Thank you for your answers
Lilie bakery
Hello Laetitia, yes absolutely, you keep it in the refrigerator then under a bell to protect it from the smells of the fridge (the cream may take on a taste otherwise). Goodbye :)
Marion
Hello, I would love to make this cake, it looks divine…! To make the strawberry compote can I use frozen strawberries or other frozen fruits?? Thanks
Lilie bakery
Hello Marion, yes it is quite possible! They may release a little more water as they thaw, so you may need to cook the compote a little longer. Goodbye :)
Aurelie
Hello !
I would love to try your recipe!☺️
Small question: is it possible to freeze the vanilla biscuit? It would allow me to do it in advance
Thank you
Lilie bakery
Hello Aurélie, yes it is quite possible. It must be well wrapped in a film then put it in a closed container to prevent it from taking on the humidity of the freezer. Goodbye :)
Fanny
Hello,
I would have liked to know if it was possible to put almond powder in the chiffon cake and if so what proportion would you recommend?
I need to buy a transport/protect box, how high is the cake please? (excluding decoration)
Thank you in advance for your help, can't wait to make it for my daughter's 2nd birthday!
Fanny
Lilie bakery
Hello Fanny, you can make 1/3 ground almonds 2/3 flour but no more to keep a good structure. The cake itself is about 15cm, with the decoration you have to add a few centimeters. Good luck, see you soon :)
Kenza
Hello !
I have to make a layer cake for my grandmother's birthday, and I would like to make your recipe! We are 18 people… in general the number of shares indicated are quite “big” and we always end up with a surplus…
My question is: are your portions within the "standard" in which case I can slightly increase the quantities.
Or is it better to make 2 cakes altogether? But I'm afraid that's too much... knowing that there's dinner just before...
I'm very afraid that there won't be enough for everyone and at the same time too much, I don't like waste...
Thank you in advance for your answer ! :)
Lilie bakery
Hello Kenza, if you go for a layer cake, you will need two cakes because 18 people is a lot! Mine is about 10/12 slices (the slices are high as you see in my pics and video). Goodbye :)
Martine
Hello,
I like your layer cake and especially your very detailed description.
In this period, there are no more strawberries, what do you suggest to replace.
Thank you in advance for your answer.
Lilie bakery
Hello Martine, this is a recipe for spring/summer. To adapt the fruit to autumn-winter, you can experiment with pear or apple to create compote. Goodbye :)
Cintia
Hello again, my mold is 20cm in diameter and 15cm high, is it always the ingredients multiplied by 1?
Lilie bakery
You have the same mold size as the one given in the recipe, so do not change the quantities of ingredients.
Cintia
I can actually make the recipe on a single 20cm mold because it is high with the ingredients you have indicated, do we agree?
Lilie bakery
Hello, absolutely not, follow the recipe, which indicates to use 2 molds – or make two successive batches if you only have one mold. Otherwise, you will have a cooking problem, and the result will not be good. You must always respect the pastry recipes, otherwise you will be disappointed…
Pauline
Hello, is this an accessible recipe for beginners in baking?
Merci :)
Lilie bakery
Hello Pauline, yes! If you follow the instructions I give in the recipe, and you have the right equipment, the result will be there :) See you soon
Alex
Hello, first of all congratulations for your masterpiece ;).
Having only one mold, can I prepare the dough for the 2 cakes at once and make 2 successive batches?
And if I understand correctly, for a 15 cm mould, I divide the quantities indicated by 1,78, right?
Any idea of the cooking time needed for a 15 cm mold?
Lilie bakery
Hello Alex, yes you have to do 2 successive firings. This is not the correct calculation, however! 1/ calculate the volume of my mold 2/ calculate the volume of your mold 3/ divide the volume of your mold by that of my mold = 0,56. It is necessary to multiply and not to divide… You will supervise for the cooking.
maelle
I made this recipe this weekend for my daughter's 8th birthday: the cake was more than appreciated by all (young and old)
Thank you for this recipe, quite simple to make for an amazing result ;)
Lilie bakery
Thank you Maelle for your feedback! Glad your family enjoyed this layer cake! See you soon :)
chloé
Hello and thank you for this recipe! I wish I had made the chocolate cake instead. Would incorporating cocoa into it be good? How much do you think?
Thank you in advance for the reply.
Lilie bakery
Hello Chloé, it will not be the same recipe at all, so I advise you to take the cocoa sponge cake from my other recipe here: https://liliebakery.fr/layer-cake-chocolat/
Tiffany
Hello,
I would like to make this cake for my little sister's wedding, decorated with fresh flowers :) Thank you for the recipe.
However, I would like to make it on 8 floors
4 levels using a 28 cm mould, 4 levels using a 20 cm mould. Do I just have to multiply the quantities by 2?
How do I make my cake stand up straight?
Thank you very much!
Lilie bakery
Hello Tiffany, the answer has already been given in the previous comments. You have to do a volume calculation for your 28cm cake 1/ calculate the volume of my mold (pi x radius x radius x height) 2/ calculate the volume of your mold 3/ divide the volume of your mold by that of my mold . You get the number by which to multiply your ingredients. For it to be straight, no miracle, it must be mounted straight from the start :)
Oceane
Good evening, I have a question, in the ingredients for the compote you put 40g of sugar, but in the recipe it is not listed. Should it be added?
Lilie bakery
Hello Océane, good point! We add the sugar with the mixed strawberries in the pan, I just added it to the recipe. See you soon :)
Chloé
Hello,
I don't see in the coulis recipe when to add the powdered sugar?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Lilie bakery
Hello Chloe, we add the sugar when putting the mixed strawberries in the pan (I just added it to the recipe, it's an omission on my part!). See you soon :)
sarah
Hello,
Thank you for your lovely and inspiring recipes. For this layer cake can we imagine putting icing around the cake so that it is completely covered?
Thank you
Lilie bakery
Hello Sarah, you can indeed double the dose of icing to completely cover the layer cake. It will have to be smoothed out (it's more technical than the version I propose). See you soon :)
sarah
I really wanted to thank you for this wonderful recipe. I made a combo with the chocolate raspberry layer cake for the middle cake and I made a kind of cake on 3 floors for my lover's 50th birthday. What pride and what delight! Thanks again. I would love to send you the photo!
Lilie bakery
Wow, you did a great job then! I'm glad you liked it anyway, see you soon :)
Géraldine
Hello
I made the recipe today.
Being lactose intolerant, I modified the recipe.
For the cake I used almond milk and vegetable butter, in the same proportions.
For the whipped cream I whipped 800ml of KARA brand coconut cream with 25g of icing sugar.
I assembled the cake with the white whipped cream and I put coloring in the remaining whipped cream, one pink and one green to decorate with a piping bag on the top and the sides.
The rendering is excellent. We expect tomorrow for the tasting.
Thank you for the recipe. Good day
Lilie bakery
Thank you for your feedback Geraldine! Glad to know that this lactose-free version layer cake works too. See you soon :)
Eloise
Whaouhhh I can't wait to try it for my daughter's 5th birthday. On the other hand, I want to make it the day before to avoid the stress of D-Day but I don't have a bell to keep it in the fridge. Any tips to prevent me from buying one? Thankyou
Lilie bakery
Hello Eloise, glad you like this recipe! The bell in the fridge is used to prevent it from taking on odors from other foods. I therefore advise you to have a clean fridge and no smelly food inside. Also, assemble the cake as late as possible, so that it stays in the fridge for as little time as possible. See you soon :)
Marie Eve
Hello
I have 2 molds but they are 24cm in diameter… From what I read, do I have to adapt in terms of ingredients? Can you guide me on this?
I'm going to use food coloring to color the whipped cream pink (my daughter chose the flamingo theme for her birthday :-))
Can't wait to try the recipe… Thank you
Lilie bakery
Hello Marie-Eve, the answer has already been given in the previous comments, if you want to modify the recipe (change the size of the mould), you must calculate the volume for your 24cm cake 1/ calculate the volume of my mould. (pi x radius x radius x height) 2/ calculate the volume of your mold 3/ divide the volume of your mold by that of my mold. You get the number by which to multiply your ingredients. See you soon :)
Hafsah
Hello,
Great, your blog! Bravo for your clear explanations to make this layer cake!
I'm going to try it for my daughter's birthday!
Thank you
Lilie bakery
Thank you Hafsa :) See you soon
Miguel
Hello,
I made the cake and I have a few questions for you to make the recipe better:
1) my compote was very runny, yours seems more solid and with more texture. Should I blend less?
2) can I use skimmed milk instead of fermented it?
3) when cooking, I use the molds that you specify. On the other hand, when the cake rises, the edges are not all straight. Do you have any tips for making the cake as uniform as possible? I buttered, floured and used the baking paper at the bottom of the pan.
I'm a beginner amateur but I love doing this!
Thank you
Lilie bakery
Hello Miguel, to have the right texture, you just have to cook the compote longer (because the water evaporates and the fruit remains). Yes you can use semi-skimmed milk (it will be less fluffy than whole milk – all the more fermented, that's the difference). If the cakes rise unevenly (while using the molds that I recommend) it's because the resistances of your oven are not cooking evenly... :) See you soon :)
Perrine
Hello, great recipe! I plan to make this cake for my partner's birthday but there will only be 6 of us. How can I adapt the proportions so that we don't end up with a ton of leftovers?
Thank you very much in advance !
Lilie bakery
Hello Perrine, you cannot reduce the layer cake, however it freezes! You cut in parts what is left and you freeze them individually for later… See you soon :)
Elodie
Hello,
Superb recipe little question, if I make my cake the day before covered with mascarpone whipped cream and stored in the fridge without a cake tin, does this present a risk?
Thank you
Lilie bakery
Hello Elodie, the airtight bell prevents the cake icing from absorbing odors from your fridge. If it's not a bell, I recommend an airtight container anyway. See you soon ;)
Julie
Hello, I would like to try your recipe for my daughter's 8th birthday.
She wants a pear cake and I read in the other comments that it was possible to make them compote as well.
I have 2 questions:
– receiving my guests on Saturday lunchtime and working until Friday evening can I make Wednesday's cake, freeze it and take it out on Friday evening to let it defrost in the fridge? (the marcarpone whipped cream and the pears are asking me questions and I'm afraid the cake will leak water)
– is it possible to spray the mascarpone whipped cream golden with food spray or should it be better to use a covering ganache?
Thank you in advance for your answers, your blog is great
Lilie bakery
Hello Julie, it seems very dangerous to me to make so many changes from the original recipe. If your pear compote is tight (the water has evaporated) it will be fine, otherwise beware of humidity. The same goes for your mascarpone whipped cream which must be very tight, the storage conditions in the freezer are very important (wrapped in film, aluminum and box, etc.).
As for food bombs, I don't use any, it's too chemical, the white of the cake is already pretty, a small wooden cake topper on top will have just as much effect, that's what I recommend! The covering ganache has no place in this layer cake. See you soon :)
Ania
Hello!
I would like to make this cake so that it can be enjoyed on a Saturday evening.
Can I prepare the sponge cake on Wednesday and keep it until assembling the cake on Saturday? Or is the delay too long?
Thank you!
Lilie bakery
Hello Ania, yes you can (I prefer the cake discs to be fresh!), as long as the cake is eaten quickly afterwards. You need to keep the discs wrapped in film in the fridge. See you soon :)
Aurélie
Hello, First of all, wow, this cake is superb.
I wanted to know if I can use this mascarpone whipped cream on a number cake with shortbread biscuit? and if so can I make the assembly with cream on Friday evening for Saturday or the whipped cream will leak?
thanks in advance
Lilie bakery
Hello Aurélie, yes you can use this icing for your cake. I advise you to poach it as late as possible, because with whipped cream you never know (especially if it is not firm enough). See you soon :)
Julie
Hello
I just saw your recipe which I really like.
Except that I would like to make it with a pear, is that possible?
For the compote will it be the same weight?
Lilie bakery
Hello Julie, the pear is, I think, as watery as the strawberry, so plan on approximately the same weight of fruit. You have to try it! You'll see if it works for you. See you soon :)
Steffi
Hello, after the cake is made, how tall is it? Because I'm looking for a box to put it in.
Merci à vous
cordially
Lilie bakery
Hello Steffi, I advise you not to take a height of less than 20cm for your layer cake box. Here an example: https://amzn.to/416nW8Z
Goodbye :)
Fanny
Hello,
How long before do you recommend taking the cake out of the fridge before eating if there is cream ganache as a topping?
We look forward to seeing you!
Lilie bakery
Hello Fanny, as it involves mascarpone whipped cream on the whole cake I would say 15/20 minutes, because we also like its freshness. See you soon :)
erianne
Hello
My almost 5 year old son has been asking me for a strawberry vanilla cake for his birthday so I'm delighted to find this easy recipe (I'm 8th month pregnant so I don't want to spend hours in the kitchen)
I have a question though, the chosen theme being Hulk, is it possible to cover this cake with sugar paste?
Thank you
Lilie bakery
Hello Erianne, I am against sugar paste in principle (because it is really chemical). It is put either on a ganache or on a butter cream and here it is whipped cream so no it does not work. See you soon :)
Marine
Hello, I plan to make the layer cake but I would like to know the whole cream, should it be a thick or fluid cream?
Lilie bakery
Hello Marine, the whole cream must be fluid at 30% mg. See you soon :)
Julie
Hello,
I'm going for your recipe which completely made me fall in love!
On the other hand, I'm not going to put compote inside, so my question is, should I soak the cakes and if so with what? Thank you very much for your feedback!
Lilie bakery
Hello Julie, it's a shame not to add compote, because it provides a nice texture and taste too. If you want you can soak it with a classic syrup (50% sugar, 50% water brought to the boil and cooled), but very lightly so as not to oversweeten the cake. See you soon :)
Sabrina
Hello, I bought all the ingredients but a delay means that the event will be in two weeks. Can I prepare the cakes and freeze them to take them out the day before? And the compote? Otherwise I will add the fruit directly and make the compote on the day
Thank you for this great recipe
Lilie bakery
Hello Sabrina, yes you can make the cake discs in advance and freeze them (well wrapped to avoid any humidity). For the compote it is best that it is made the day before assembly at the earliest. See you soon :)
Laura
Hello,
I tried your recipe this weekend, it was very good, but I find that the biscuit is quite heavy.
Maybe I missed something, I think it was too compact compared to a cookie like Molly Cake, sponge cake etc.
He still had success!
Thank you and have a nice day,
Lilie bakery
Hello Laura, glad your guests liked the cake! It is denser than a sponge cake, yes, but more delicious in flavor too. It should still have a certain lightness in the texture if you look at my step-by-step photos you can see the cut discs. The number 1 tip I give is not to mix the dough too much after adding the flour (and also beat the butter and sugar well in advance) all this contributes to the softness. See you soon :)
Solenn
Hello
Is it possible to make this cake without a robot? I only have an electric mixer.
I thank you in advance
Have a good day
Lilie bakery
Hello Solenn, yes it is possible with an electric mixer, I myself often use an electric mixer. You just need to know that it takes longer to whip whipped cream with a mixer than with a food processor. See you soon :)