Sunday, May 22, 2005

Blackberry Upside-down Cake

This last birthday my mother gave me one of the coolest gifts ever! She gave me an anthology of short stories, and a cook book of sweet desserts using only natural sugars.

Today I Blackberry Upside-down Cake. It is made with whole wheat flour and fruit juice reduction. (You boil a can of frozen fruit juice, white grape or apple are recommended most, for about 10 minutes until the juice reduces into a syrup). The fruit juice reduction takes the place of any sugars that would naturally be used in a cake. The cake called for no shortening, instead just 2 tablespoons of oil. I was initially a little worried that all the healthy stuff wouldn't taste so great, but clearly I was wrong. The cake has a heavier texture than boxed cakes, is less sweet, but tastes better than most traditional cakes. The best part about the cakes was that I didn't feel bad about eating it, and I could eat two servings in one sitting and not feel like I was being too unhealthy. Oh, and any cake with blackberries in it is completely ok with me!!!

I got the official Bill and Audie approval as well. :)

3 Comments:

Bill Punkoney said...

This is meerly a public service confirmation of my endorsement of the healthy blackberry cake (and any other cake for that matter Sarah makes).
Bill "The Caketaster"

2:25 PM

 
Cassie said...

Glad to see you're still eating healthy even though you're about to graduate! That cake sounds like all sorts of healthy, really. Fruit, very important. :)

7:33 AM

 
Mike said...

I'm feeling a bit skeptical about this. Perhaps you'll have to prove it to me that it is indeed that good. How about on Friday ;)

11:41 PM

 

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