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St George's Day Cake
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| 4th Feb 2010 |
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| 29th Jan 2010 |
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| 25th Apr 2008 |
Jane |
Hi Nicky,
Yes, this is a red velvet cake popular in the Southern United States and it does contain spooky amounts of red colouring (though I guess you could use colouring from beetroots instead, though I've never tried that). The icing, with a flour and milk roux, is also typical of this kind of cake. and although it sounds yucky, it actually tastes quite good... |
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| 24th Apr 2008 |
Nicky |
Is this the same as what is known as Red Velvet cake in the US? I've always wanted to try that but been a bit frightened by the huge amount of red colouring which it requires. Your version looks just red enough to be exciting but not spooky. |
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