Blueberry Cake Filling Recipe- Please

Baking By kellertur Updated 11 Oct 2007 , 4:21pm by angelcakesmom

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kellertur Posted 9 Oct 2007 , 1:43am
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Hi-
Does anyone have a blueberry cake filling out there that can be used to fill a layer cake that will be iced, etc? Inlaws Anniversary coming up- very special cake... he loves blueberries (can't find a blueberry cake recipe that can be iced- so thought I'd use blueberry filling)

Can anyone please help? icon_sad.gif

PS: I do not use gelatine, so if you have one without it- it would be VERY appreicated.

Much thanks. icon_smile.gif

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jibbies Posted 9 Oct 2007 , 1:53am
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Try the canned blueberry pie filling

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rcs Posted 9 Oct 2007 , 2:10am
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For the cake itself, use the extender recipe but use the blueberry coffee creamer in place of part of your liquid. Or, make the extender with a white cake mix, make some cream cheese icing and fold some blueberries into it to use as a filler. Is that kinda what you're thinking of?

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kellertur Posted 9 Oct 2007 , 2:27am
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rcs - I'm going to sound "out there" but I have no idea what you are talking about??? What are extenders? icon_redface.gif
I should have mentioned that I don't use boxed mixes. icon_confused.gif

I'm relatively new to decorating and have a limited number of cake recipes thus far. But I'm willing to learn. icon_smile.gif

Sorry about that... you were nice enough to respond, but could you please explain the extender thing...

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kellertur Posted 9 Oct 2007 , 2:27am
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rcs - I'm going to sound "out there" but I have no idea what you are talking about??? What are extenders? icon_redface.gif
I should have mentioned that I don't use boxed mixes. icon_confused.gif

I'm relatively new to decorating and have a limited number of cake recipes thus far. But I'm willing to learn. icon_smile.gif

Sorry about that... you were nice enough to respond, but could you please explain the extender thing...

Thank you icon_smile.gif

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rcs Posted 9 Oct 2007 , 2:38am
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The extender recipe does indeed use a cake mix. It's in the recipe section here under cake mix cakes. You add additional flour, sugar, egg, etc. But if you don't use mixes, you could just replace part (1/2 or 3/4) of the liquid in your scratch cake recipe with flavored liquid coffee creamer. I haven't used the blueberry flavored but one of the other CC members said it was really good in cakes! Let me know if you have any more questions!!

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vrmcc1 Posted 9 Oct 2007 , 2:40am
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put in about 2 Tbls. powdered (or replace 1/2 of the liquid called for in your recipe with liquid) blueberry cobbler coffee creamer. You can do this in your cake and/or icing also try a small box of vanilla pudding with 1 1/2 c. liquid creamer instead of the milk for a filling.

This makes for one yummy cake!

Val

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cariage Posted 9 Oct 2007 , 2:58am
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I used the raspberry filling recipe here on CC. It didn't use gelatin and it was awesome. I would think that blueberries would work the same. If you can't find the recipe, pm me and I will send it to you.

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superstar Posted 9 Oct 2007 , 3:11am
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I just use frozen fruit (raspberries, strawberries, blueberries) boil them with some water & sugar & thicken the mixture with cornflour. I use canned, crushed pineapple if doing a pineapple filling. They all taste really good.

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kellertur Posted 9 Oct 2007 , 4:46pm
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Thank you all for such wonderful replies. I honestly wasn't sure if I'd get any on this one... icon_biggrin.gif

Now I'm so excited to make this cake!!! I've decided to make it a white cake so the blue really stands out when it's cut open.

You were all very helpful.. thanks
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MandyBs Posted 11 Oct 2007 , 2:47pm
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I did a wedding cake with blueberry filling and used the all fruit spread that is in the jam and jelly section. I used the one in the tall, small jar (can't think of the brand right now icon_confused.gif ) but is all natural and is sweetened with fruit juice. You can mix some in with BC icing if you want something a little fluffier.

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jibbies Posted 11 Oct 2007 , 4:14pm
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MandyBs you are probably thinking of Polaner All Fruit

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angelcakesmom Posted 11 Oct 2007 , 4:21pm
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There's a recipe on here called Blueberry Bliss by cocoablondie. PM if you can't find it! It's a yummy cake!

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