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Matcha Cake

With a light & fluffy crumb, creamy frosting, and earthy green tea flavor, this matcha cake is truly a matcha latte in cake form! This simple 9-inch snack cake is topped with an easy whipped mascarpone frosting that's so mild in flavor, it lets the matcha really shine.

Prep

1h

Cook

35m

Total

1h 35m

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For

16

M

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For the matcha cake:

270

g

All-purpose flour, 2 1/4 cup

250

g

Granulated sugar, 1 1/4 cup

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Per Serving

Calories

723kcal

Fat

43g

Saturates

22g

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Notes

Use cake strips to create a flat cake. Soak these wilton cake strips in ice water before starting the cake batter. Just before baking, wrap the cake strips around the pan. The cold temperature on the outside of the cake will prevent the edges from baking faster than the center, resulting in an evenly baked flat cake. Do not over-whip the egg whites. Whip the egg whites only to medium peaks. Whipping them to stiff peaks will make the egg whites too dry, causing them to deflate as they're folded into the batter. Use cold mascarpone & heavy cream. In order to create a sturdy whipped mascarpone frosting, pay close attention to the temperature of the ingredients. Cold mascarpone will ensure it's thick enough, while cold heavy cream will whip up and give the frosting enough structure.

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Matcha Cake

With a light & fluffy crumb, creamy frosting, and earthy green tea flavor, this matcha cake is truly a matcha latte in cake form! This simple 9-inch snack cake is topped with an easy whipped mascarpone frosting that's so mild in flavor, it lets the matcha really shine.

Prep

1h

Cook

35m

Total

1h 35m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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M

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For the matcha cake:

270

g

All-purpose flour, 2 1/4 cup

250

g

Granulated sugar, 1 1/4 cup

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Per Serving

Calories

723kcal

Fat

43g

Saturates

22g

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Notes

Use cake strips to create a flat cake. Soak these wilton cake strips in ice water before starting the cake batter. Just before baking, wrap the cake strips around the pan. The cold temperature on the outside of the cake will prevent the edges from baking faster than the center, resulting in an evenly baked flat cake. Do not over-whip the egg whites. Whip the egg whites only to medium peaks. Whipping them to stiff peaks will make the egg whites too dry, causing them to deflate as they're folded into the batter. Use cold mascarpone & heavy cream. In order to create a sturdy whipped mascarpone frosting, pay close attention to the temperature of the ingredients. Cold mascarpone will ensure it's thick enough, while cold heavy cream will whip up and give the frosting enough structure.

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