Martha Stewart Has Just the Cake to Bake this Mother's Day & It's a Pink, Fruity Showstopper
This Mother’s Day, why settle for a card and a bouquet of vibrant flowers when you can bake mom a fruity, sugary-sweet and equally as pretty three-layer cake a la Martha Stewart? It’s a cake Stewart describes not only as a “delight,” but it’s also one she deems worthy of a “showstopping finale for Mother’s Day brunch” — and we couldn’t agree more. Just look at this beauty layered with fresh strawberries and fresh strawberry meringue buttercream.
On May 8, Stewart shared a pic of the delicious recipe to her Instagram. She shared the pic with the caption reading, “Tall and light-as-air, this three-layer chiffon cake is a strawberry lover’s delight (and a showstopping finale for Mother’s Day brunch). There are three pounds of berries sandwiched between its layers, mixed into the ethereal whipped frosting, and in a sugar-dusted pile on top. Get the recipe at the link in our bio. 📷: @minh_ngoc recipe + food styling: @brooklyncooks prop styling: @tanyagraff1.”
Before you shop for the ingredients, ensure you have the right tools to make this jaw-dropping cake. They include an 8-inch springform pan, a mixer, a food processor, a fine mesh sieve, and parchment paper. Of course, you’ll need mixing bowls, too.
Next, it’s time to get baking. Gather up all your ingredients, including the usual suspects for baking a cake such as flour, sugar, baking powder, salt, butter, eggs, milk, vanilla extract, and cream of tarter; as well as your ingredients for the rich, yet light frosting, including strawberries (and lots of them!).
Because this recipe has many steps and requires attention to detail, we found that watching Stewart’s how-to video was incredibly helpful. Lindsay Strand, Stewart’s recipe tester, takes you step by step, making the process incredibly easy. She even gives some great baking tips throughout.
Get the full Vanilla Sponge Cake with Strawberry-Meringue Buttercream recipe at Stewart’s website.
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