My first step was the pit my cherries. My favorite local cookware shop was out of cherry pitters, but they gave me some great advice - a piping tip will work just as well! I used my #4 Ateco:

Then, on to the cake. This was a straightforward creaming of butter, sugar, eggs following by alternating additions of flour and buttermilk:

Once the batter was done I poured it into a single cake pan, dotted the top with chopped cherries and sprinkled the cherries with sugar:

And after a quick 25 minutes in the oven, yum!

Then, on to the cake. This was a straightforward creaming of butter, sugar, eggs following by alternating additions of flour and buttermilk:
Once the batter was done I poured it into a single cake pan, dotted the top with chopped cherries and sprinkled the cherries with sugar:
And after a quick 25 minutes in the oven, yum!
*any vegans out there can check out a great vegan adaptation of this recipe here.
Thanks for the reference! The cherry version looks terrific, I'll have to try that!
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome - thank you for the great and inspiring find!
ReplyDeleteYum sounds similar to a Sour Cherry Almond Cake I just made recently!
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