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This conversion is done automatically and I cannot guarantee the accuracy but many readers have had success using the metric option on my recipes.

If you click it it will convert everything to grams.

There is a Metric option in the recipe card.

The finished cake (whole or sliced, stored airtight) can be frozen for up to 3 months.Ĭan I get the measurements by weight/grams?.

Bring to room temp and rewhip before using.

The frosting can be placed in an airtight container and refrigerated for 1 week or frozen for 3 months.

The cooled cake layers can be baked ahead of time, double wrapped in plastic wrap, and frozen for up to 3 months.

Be sure to check on the cakes while they are baking. Every oven is different so I can’t say for certain what you’ll need to adjust it to.

Baking time will vary if you change the pan size.

Bake time may vary depending on pan size.

You can bake it in a Bundt pan as well but you’ll need to increase the baking time.

The recipe will make 18-24 cupcakes depending on size.

To make cupcakes, all you need to do is reduce the baking time - start checking at 15mins or so.

You can use two 9″ as well but the layers will be thinner (reduce baking time accordingly).

The recipe as-is will also work in three 6″ pans.It will also make your life easier and less stressful, trust me! This is critical or you’ll melt your frosting and have a very hard time of putting the cake together.įollowing these steps will really help ensure your cakes are successful. Cool cakes completely before frosting.Any more and the sugars will start to set and the cakes will stick to the pans, any less and the cakes will be too fragile and might break when you’re turning them out. Cool your cakes in the pans for 10mins.Only you know how your oven bakes and it will require some testing on your part to know what works for you. Some run hot, some run cold, some have hot spots. Grease & flour your pans & line bottoms with parchment.

Overmixing can cause dense but also fragile and crumbly cakes. Mix on low and only till the flour is just incorporated. Again, for proper emulsification and to ensure a good texture, add one egg at a time and mix well until adding the next. Fully incorporate each egg one at a time.You want to make sure they are pale and fluffy. Don’t skimp on creaming the butter & sugars.The latter packs in the flour and can result in dense and dry cakes. Spoon and level the flour into the measuring cup rather than using the measuring cup as a scoop. Not doing this can result in poor emulsification and a less-than-perfect final product. This helps make sure everything gets incorporated together properly. Or whatever temperature is specified in the recipe. Ensure all ingredients are at room temperature.Here are the key things you should keep in mind to help bake cakes successfully: You want to follow the recipe exactly as written and pay attention to any notes. When it comes to baking, especially cakes, it’s best not to take shortcuts. Keys to Success with this Vanilla Cake recipe

Milk substitutes such as almond milk or coconut milk, etc. Ideally use whole milk, but I never have that on hand, so I use 1% and it works just fine. That being said, if you don’t have buttermilk on hand and if you prefer a sweeter cake, you can use regular milk instead. The milk will start to curdle and essentially turn into a perfect buttermilk substitute. Simply add 1 Tbsp of either fresh lemon juice or vinegar into 1 cup of milk.If you don’t have buttermilk, you can easily make your own at home: The buttermilk in the cake helps ensure that it’s not super sweet, and it works well with any kind of frosting. I use buttermilk in this vanilla cake recipe because I love the flavor and texture it gives the cake. Alternating adding the flour and liquid.I use the creaming method to make this vanilla cake which requires: It’s always best to ask if you’re not sure! Modifying cake recipes requires expertise and experimentation, so don’t make changes to a recipe unless you’re confident it will work out.