- The rose flavour is too strong.
- Unfortunately, this is hard to correct. The concentration of rose water varies by brand. Always taste the batter raw (just a tiny bit) before putting it in the oven!
Valentine's rose cake
The taste of love is floral and sweet. The use of rose water dates back to Persian cuisine, but here it appears in a modern, light cake. Rose aroma consists of very intense, volatile compounds, so handle with care: one drop is heaven, two drops taste like perfume.
Ingredients
250
g
Plain flour
200
g
Caster sugar
150
g
Butter
4
pcs
Eggs
100
ml
Milk
1
packet
Baking powder
1
tsp
Rose water
few
drops
Pink food colouring
250
g
Mascarpone
200
ml
Double cream
100
g
Icing sugar
300
g
White fondant
1
handful
Edible rose petals (organic)
1
pinch
Salt
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Equipment Needed
- Cake tin
- Rolling pin (for fondant)
- Whisk
Allergen Information
Cereals containing gluten
Eggs
Milk
Instructions
1
✓
Mix the pink batter: butter, sugar, eggs, flour, baking powder, milk, rose water, and colouring.
Tip: Mix the rose water with the liquids to distribute evenly.
2
✓
Bake at 180°C for about 25-30 minutes. Cool completely.
Tip: Warm cake evaporates the aromas; the true flavour is tasted when cold.
3
✓
Soften the mascarpone with the whipped cream and icing sugar. Fill the cake.
Tip: The fat content of mascarpone carries flavours well.
4
✓
Cover with fondant and decorate with petals.
Tip: Do not wash the petals in lots of water or they will collapse. Just wipe them or clean with a brush.
Recipe FAQ
Ingredients
- 250 g Plain flour
- 200 g Caster sugar
- 150 g Butter
- 4 pcs Eggs
- 100 ml Milk
- 1 packet Baking powder
- 1 tsp Rose water
- few drops Pink food colouring
- 250 g Mascarpone
- 200 ml Double cream
- 100 g Icing sugar
- 300 g White fondant
- 1 handful Edible rose petals (organic)
- 1 pinch Salt