Call me crazy, but after I created this
buttery, caramel-ly, nutty deliciousness, I do declare I could not get the thought
of the true south out of my head. So why
not name this recipe after the charming south?!
I hope you enjoy this creation as much as
my family did. I was seriously beginning
to fear I would have to padlock the fridge shut just to keep them away from
this cake!
You'll
need:
1
cup salted butter, softened
1
cup sugar
1
cup coconut sugar
1
tbsp vanilla extract
4
tsp caramel Extract
1
tsp almond extract
4
eggs
1
½ tsp xanthan gum
1
tsp baking powder
1
tsp salt
1
cup buttermilk
1
1/4 cups pecans, chopped
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
Prepare two round 9” pans by greasing
and flouring with gluten-free flour.
In a medium bowl using an electric mixer,
cream the butter until fluffy. Add in
the sugars and extracts then continue whipping until fully creamed.
Gradually
add the eggs in, one at a time. Mix well
between each addition.
In a separate bowl, combine the dry
ingredients. Then stir into the creamed
mixture a little at a time, alternating with the milk. Lastly, fold in chopped pecans.
Salted Caramel Frosting
1/2
cup palm shortening
3
cups powdered sugar
1
tsp vanilla extract
2
tbsp Caramel Syrup
1
tsp Caramel Flavor
A
pinch of salt
Whipping
cream, as needed
In a medium bowl with an electric mixer,
whip Butter and shortening until creamed.
Then add in one cup of powdered sugar, the extracts, syrup, and salt. Whip in the final two cups of sugar and a
splash of cream, then continue mixing until you have a nice creamy frosting
To assemble, spread a generous amount of cream onto the top of one of the cakes and then drizzle with caramel sauce. Stack the next cake on top of the cream filling. Finish frosting the sides and top of the cake with remaining icing. After all of the topping is used, drizzle the top with caramel Serve and Enjoy!
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