Wednesday, April 21, 2010

A Delicious Butter Pound Cake Recipe

This delicious dessert received its name from the classic butter pound cake recipe that used just one lb each of butter, sugar, eggs, as well as flour. The perfect accompaniment for a mug of tea, this kind of cake is rich and buttery, with a beautiful golden brown crust. Although some prefer to savor the taste of a slice of pound cake without having any other thing influencing it's taste, many also enjoy it together with whipped cream or ice cream.

Butter Pound Cake Recipe

Ingredients

* Just one cup very heavy cream

* 2 sticks/1 cup of saltless butter, softened, as well as some for greasing your pan

* Three tsp vanilla

* 4 cups sifted cake flour, plus some for dusting

* Six huge eggs, at room temp for around half an hour

* ¾ tsp of salt

* 3 or more cups of sugar

* A Twelve" tube pan (4 ½'' deep) or simply a 10'' bundt pan (3 1 / 3 inches deep)

Preparation

Grease the baking pan with butter and delicately scatter some flour over it, shaking off the unnecessary. In a wide shallow dish, add the salt to the flour (3 cups), and sift the flour just as before. It is advisable to sift the flour 3 times. Cream the butter (Two-Three sticks) and sugar inside of a big bowl, till you get ample air in to it. You can get good results after about 4 to 7 mins of whirling with a handheld mixing machine, at medium-high pace.

Now progressively drop in the eggs, individually. Once all the eggs are added, mix in the vanilla flavour, and reduce the speed of the machine to low, prior to adding the flour. Follow this plan with all the cream, and lastly the remaining flour. Make sure that you mix nicely, following each addition.

Now pour the creamy, satiny batter into the ready baking dish. Place the dish in your oven and turn on the heat to approximately 350°F. Inside of about an hour or so, the cake should turn golden brown. Your truly delicious pound cake is ready to eat!

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