and slice your strawberries so they're ready for cake assembly. Pop the slices in the fridge until you've whipped the cream. The baked cake layer can be frozen for up to one month. Let it cool ...
Roast for 15–20 minutes, or until the strawberries are releasing their juices. Set aside to cool and keep the oven on. Grease and line a 23cm/9in cake tin with baking paper (see recipe tip).
Trim away any excess marzipan. Cover the cake with a clean tea towel and then leave in a cool place for at least one day. To make the icing, lightly whisk the egg whites adding the sugar at intervals.
Use honey sparingly then add a little more for a sweeter icing. Remember that over stirring muffin mixtures will give you a tougher result, so go easy.
Freeze-dried strawberries are an innovative way to pack fruity flavor and color into your cakes and frosting. You can buy the berries in powder form or use a food processor to grind them up to get ...
Cool to room temperature. When the mixture is cool, use an electric mixer to beat the butter until it’s fluffy. Gradually add the cooled mixture a little at a time, adding the vanilla in the ...