I need a Scratch Strawberry recipe, I have to make cupcakes with it. I'm looking for a good strawberry flavor that is moist...I have made strawberry cupcakes from different recipes and sometimes, most of the time, it's just not quite there...
You may be asking why scratch...I'm tryin to switch over to making scratch, tired of doctored cake mix, while it is good, it's just time for a change...
Does anyone know of any recipes?
Thanks...
One more time...Anyone with a strawberry recipe from scratch...
...Come on...I know someone has one...
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/15348/summers-scratch-strawberry-cake
Made it a couple of days ago and made about 45 large cupcakes (UK size my be different to US), you may want to try halving it for your first attempt.
I loved the flavour and moistness. Was quite dense.
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/15348/summers-scratch-strawberry-cake
Made it a couple of days ago and made about 45 large cupcakes (UK size my be different to US), you may want to try halving it for your first attempt.
I loved the flavour and moistness. Was quite dense.
I also just tried the Summer's Scratch Strawberry cake and loved it... I only got to taste the scraps from trimming but they were delicious!
I haven't made them. The way it usually works with me is I get all my recipes about the same thing together, study them, see which one I think is better and then do that one.
Here's my list from my files (sorry there's so many):
http://mikes-table.themulligans.org/2008/05/10/very-strawberry-cupcakes/
http://www.pickycook.com/dessert/sprinklesstrawberrycupcakes.aspx
http://www.marthastewart.com/recipe/strawberry-cupcakes-with-strawberry-buttercream
http://goodthingscatered.blogspot.com/2008/02/angies-famous-strawberry-cupcakes.html
http://www.marthastewart.com/recipe/candace-nelson-strawberry-cupcakes
http://catesworldkitchen.com/2010/02/strawberry-cupcakes/
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Recipes/story?id=2036025
I have to say that Picky Cook's cupcakes look to me like at least the batter is pink with the strawberry color!
Thank you very much...have an order for strawberry cupcakes this weekend and have been at a loss with the ones I've made. I just want them to taste strawberry-y and be good strawberry you know...
And here's another one I have to try. I had typed in there that I wanted to try it because I have always had good results with cakes that contain vegetable oil and buttermilk. They're tender and moist most of the time.
Strawberry Cake
2 cups Self rising Flour
3 eggs
1 cup Vegetable Oil
1 Cup Sugar
1 Pkg. Strawberry Jello
1/2 cup Buttermilk
1 1/4 cup of Strawberries , Pureed
Pre heat oven to 350 degrees. Grease and flour two 8 in round pans. Sift flour into a bowl , set aside in another bowl beat eggs then add oil, sugar, gelatin, and buttermilk. stir untill well blended. Add flour to the mixtureand blend.
Drain 1/4 cup of juice from berries and save for icing. fold in berries. pour in pans and bake for 25 to 30 min, or till browned. Turn out on a rack to cool.
Icing
1/4 lb. butter, softened
1 pkg. (8oz) Cream cheese
1/4 cup berry Juice
1 1 lb box Powdered Sugar
Mix all until creamy and well blended.
Also if you are using puréed strawberries or the juice from strawberries in your icing... I don't like the pips in the icing so I poured it through a pair of new tights I had cut at the knee (Panty Hose in US I think), sieves generally have too big holes to stop the pips.
imagenthatnj...that last recipe you posted is one I want to try. I was using a scratch recipe that called for strawberry puree. It just didn't taste "strawberry" enough for me. It was moist but just had a generic "berry" taste to it. I added 1/2 a pkg of strawberry jello to it and it definitely boosted the flavor. I would love to try the one you posted because of the oil. The one I made was a little dry.
I wish I had tried it in the middle of summer. Some people say that your strawberry cake will only be as good as the sweetness of your berries. We went strawberry-picking but I didn't have time to make this!
Perfect timing - my daughter picked a Strawberry Shortcake theme for her birthday so, of course, I have to make a strawberry cake! Can't wait to research all these recipes! Last year I tried the recipe from Sprinkle, which I found online somewhere but it was GROSS!!!
I've heard that the Sprinkles recipe is bad. That is in my list above, though. She made it with Martha Stewart. I don't trust MS too much for recipes, so I was almost thinking that I shouldn't try that one. I've heard that MS recipes are not tested thoroughly and I have the suspicion that Sprinkles might not have given out the full recipe.
CambriasCakes, was the Sprinkles cake dry like people say it is?
Oh, I didn't realize the Sprinkles recipe was in your list. I couldn't remember where I'd found it but now that you mention it, it was the MS website. Yes, it was SUPER dry and tasteless! I've never had a strawberry cupcake from their shop so I couldn't compare the two but I also think they may have left something out or given a different recipe altogether because they can't be selling many of THOSE!
I wish I had tried it in the middle of summer. Some people say that your strawberry cake will only be as good as the sweetness of your berries. We went strawberry-picking but I didn't have time to make this!
I absolutely agree! I get angry buying strawberries in the store. They taste like NOTHING...probably because they are shipped from halfway around the world! I went strawberry picking in late spring and I had never tasted strawberries so delicious. The entire car smelled like strawberries the whole way home. It was amazing. I wish I would have made a cake from THOSE, but I didn't
I've heard that the Sprinkles recipe is bad.
I made them last year for a party I threw, but I made them minis and once iced, I dipped them into bright pink sugar... if I hadn't done that, then there wouldn't have been enough icing to balance the dryness of the cupcake and they would have been very bland without the sugar. I agree that something was left out of the recipe. The boys liked them though, it was funny watching a bunch of grown men gravitate towards little pink cupcakes and eat them by the hand-full... but boys will eat anything, usually.
I made this strawberry cake last week that I found on allrecipes.com: http://allrecipes.com//Recipe/strawberry-cake-from-scratch/Detail.aspx
It was very pink, and very sweet... too sweet. I didn't like it so I didn't serve it. So my hunt continues...
i made this recipe over the weekend. it doesnt contain jello which was a plus for me.
it was pretty good - not overly sweet.
i paired it with one layer of strawberry filling and one layer of cream cheese filling.
http://www.jasonandshawnda.com/foodiebride/?p=1088
i made this recipe over the weekend. it doesnt contain jello which was a plus for me.
it was pretty good - not overly sweet.
i paired it with one layer of strawberry filling and one layer of cream cheese filling.
http://www.jasonandshawnda.com/foodiebride/?p=1088
I tried this one back in April for the first time. It has since become the only recipe I use for strawberry cake. It's moist, and the flavor is subtle but noticeable.
i made this recipe over the weekend. it doesnt contain jello which was a plus for me.
it was pretty good - not overly sweet.
i paired it with one layer of strawberry filling and one layer of cream cheese filling.
http://www.jasonandshawnda.com/foodiebride/?p=1088
This is the recipe that I tried a few times. It was not strawberry enough for me. I upped the puree to 1 cup and added 1/2 pkg of strawberry jello. I was trying hard to stay away from recipes that called for "Jello", but I just couldn't get it to taste "strawberry" enough. The flavor was too subtle for me. But again, it could be that my strawberries weren't very sweet to begin with. Frustrating...
was in the same boat a year ago... tested more than 10 different recipes and then more variations. I was desperate and finally got one that have everything in my humble opinion: flavor, natural color and texture and NO Jell-O or box. Will email you my tested recipe tonight.... sorry for not answering earlier... just saw the thread
i needed to make a strawberry cake this summer and i wanted one from scratch and one that didn't rely on jello....i went with the "summer's strawberry cake" from the CC recipes that several people have already mentioned.
while it was moist, it didn't have as much strawberry flavor as i would have liked it to have. i felt i tasted flour more than i tasted strawberries (which was also somebody else's comment).
if i made it again, i would probably add some additional flavoring with compound or extract.
Whatever scratch white cake you already love + Hero Strawberry Compound
What is Hero Strawberry compound?
The strawberry puree you find in the liquor department has a nice strawberry flavor. Our brand here is Finest Call. Saves all the blending of the strawberries too. Adding about 1/4 C of strawberry preserves helps too.
Whatever scratch white cake you already love + Hero Strawberry Compound
What is Hero Strawberry compound?
Hero is the brand that makes it. It's a thick syrup type flavoring that is made in Switzerland (but easy to find here online or with wholesalers) from the actual fruit. You use it same as you would an extract, but with sooo much better results. You easily add it to cakes, mousses, buttercreams, truffle fillings.... whatever!
So this is what I end up doing...Using my vanilla scratch added maybe a 1/3 of a strawberry jello mix and some strawberries in a blender...added them in the mix...heard from the lady that ordered them...they were all gone! I think I was successful in making my strawberry cupcakes...
Thanks for the help...
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