Right before the flour is absorbed, the mixture of milk and vinegar is added. The vinegar in this recipe helps tenderize the cake, so cake flour is not needed. This is comprised of flour, baking soda, baking powder, and salt. When the wet ingredients are smooth and well combined, half of the dry ingredients are added. Whole eggs are used in this recipe because the yolks make the cake extra rich. Once the mixture is light and fluffy, oil, eggs, and vanilla are added. This step requires an electric mixer, so a hand or stand mixer can be used in this recipe. This will whip tiny air pockets in the butter which helps give the cake an extra lift. To make the cake batter, simply start by beating together the butter and sugar. It makes the perfect amount for two 6″ round cake pans where the cake bakes into two 1″ thick layers. The only difference is the pans needed to bake the cake. This small vanilla cake recipe is essentially a regular recipe cut in half, so it’s made just like any good vanilla cake.
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These two together create a vanilla cake recipe that is soft, moist, and bakery-worthy! How to make a small vanilla cake Vinegar is what makes red velvet cake so soft, so why not add some to vanilla as well? Vinegar helps inhibit the strong formation of gluten, making a cake that is super soft with a tight crumb. Vinegar – A teaspoon of vinegar is all it takes to make this cake incredibly tender.When paired with butter, you can’t even tell it’s there! But oil makes cake INCREDIBLY moist, so I snuck in just enough to where it makes this cake moist without the vegetable oil flavor. Oil – Oil isn’t a typical ingredient in vanilla cakes, mainly because there isn’t a strong enough flavor in the cake to help mask the flavor of the oil.The secret is between these two key ingredients: Just because this is a small batch cake recipe, that doesn’t mean it lacks in flavor or texture! This cake recipe is incredibly moist and tender with delicious vanilla flavor. What makes this small vanilla cake recipe so good? It’s then smothered in sweet and soft vanilla buttercream and adorned with sprinkles! It’s the perfect cake to bake for any small celebration.
Made with two layers of 6″ round cakes, the texture is incredibly moist with a tight but light crumb.
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You can find more tips, tricks and simple recipe for kids to cook here.This small vanilla cake may be mini, but it still has all the flavor of a full blown vanilla cake recipe. Leave me a comment a below and tell me about your kids cooking adventures! How do manage the mess that sometimes happen when you let kids cook?ĭo you have older kids who can manage things pretty much on their own? What do they like to cook? When I let my kids do their own thing in the kitchen the results may not be a perfectly formed or decorated masterpiece, it’s better than that – the results are confident, happy kids who are learning and practicing so many important skills and making something delicious too. Usually it’s Nanny who bakes and brings cakes and sweets when she visits, so it was extra special to bake something for her instead! Zoe made this ‘do-nut cake’ for her Nanny’s birthday. Please note: this recipe uses Australian measurements and temperatures, if you need to convert measurements or temperatures you can find our printable cooking conversion chart here. Once it’s iced and covered with sprinkles it does look just like a giant do-nut! It cooks nice and evenly in the ring pan, but there is actually a little too much mixture for the size of the cake tin, so we make a a cake and three muffins. The original recipe suggests using a 23cm (9 inch) cake tin but we likes to bake it in a ring pad and make a ‘do-nut cake’. It’s my 12 year olds favourite cake to make because she can make it entirely on her own, and she knows it will always turn out great. It has no fancy or difficult steps so it’s also easy for older kids to make on their own.
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If you don’t weigh the butter quite right or if you crack an egg and half of it ends up on the bench, it won’t ruin the cake, so it’s great for kids to make. This is a really basic cake recipe, and it’s very forgiving. Man, it is so good when your kids are old enough to cook something, from scratch, without any help, and clean up after themselves. My twelve year old has made this basic vanilla cake four times in the past three weeks.
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