too sweet.
I tried this recipe by making only 1/6 of the original recipe, (so if you want to make the big one just using 10 inch ring mold), but I adapted the recipe a bit (well, I reduce the sugar, increase the sour cream, and add more blueberry).
For the frosting, I reduce the sugar too. But if you want to use the original frosting recipe just use 100 g of confectioners’ sugar than 60g, (which I found the sweetness is not bad, when you eat with fresh fruit, but if your blueberry is sweet, using less sugar will be better ^ ^).
The cake is soft and very good, I like the texture of it, and when eating with the frosting and fresh fruits, this cake is great. And don't forget that it's very easy to make too.
Note: If making 10 inch cake, the baking time will be 40 minutes.
The frosting for the 10 inch cake will be 3 times of this recipe, not 6.
Blueberry cake with cream cheese frosting
Makes 15 cm cake
Makes 15 cm cake
Cake
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60g
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Unsalted butter
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50g
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Sugar
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1
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Egg
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½ tsp
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Vanilla extract
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75g
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All purpose flour
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1¼ tsp
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Baking powder
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¼ tsp
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Salt
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50g
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Sour cream
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1½ tsp
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Whole milk
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55g
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Fresh or frozen blueberry
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Frosting
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60g
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Confectioners’ sugar
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40g
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Butter
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80g
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Cream cheese
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Fresh blueberry for decorating
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Greased and dusted 15 cm ring mold with flour.
Put the butter and sugar in a bowl, then beat with hand mixer until light and fluffy.
Add the vanilla, and egg, beating well after each addition.
Beat in the flour mixture.
Add the sour cream and milk and mix well until combine.
Stir the blueberry into the batter, then pour the batter into the prepared mold.
Bake until the cake is golden brown, and the cake spring bake when touched, about 25 minutes.
Let the cake cool completely before frosting it.
Make the frosting:
Beat the confectioners’ sugar and butter together, add the cream cheese and beat until the frosting is light and fluffy.
Frost the cake with the frosting and decorate with fresh blueberries.
Blueberry cake with cream cheese frosting
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