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The Cake That’s Worth Baking Three Times a Week: A Delightful Recipe

Prepared to go on a culinary adventure that will have you grabbing for your apron quicker than you can say “delicious”? Permit me to present you to a cake recipe that will have you making it three times a week instead of just once! This tasty dish will quickly become a mainstay in your kitchen, sating appetites and wowing visitors with its mouthwatering taste and texture. Therefore, get your mixing bowls and let’s explore the realm of baking happiness!

Background Information
Imagine a rich, moist cake that melts in your tongue and leaves a symphony of tastes dancing across your palate with each mouthful. This is not just any cake; it is a work of art, painstakingly and lovingly made to make every occasion happier. The nicest thing, too? No special pastry degree is needed to duplicate this gastronomic wonder in your own home.

Products
You’ll want the following to start your baking adventure:

Regarding the Dough

The three eggs
200 grammes or 1.4 cups of flour
Baking powder, one teaspoon
Powdered sugar, 0.3 cup (60 grammes)
Grated four tablespoons (60 grammes) of chilled butter
In reference to the cake filling:

Sour cream, 1.8 cups (400 grammes)
90 grammes, or 0.9 cup, of yogurt
Soda
A cup (150 grammes) of sugar
Starch, two teaspoons (30 grammes)
Building the Dough
Getting Ready and Separating Eggs
The egg yolks and whites should be separated first. This guarantees later on our cake will have the ideal texture. Having separated them, put them away for the time being.

Next: Making the Dough
Put the flour, baking powder, and powdered sugar in a large mixing basin. Before adding the shredded cold butter, thoroughly mix them. When the mixture resembles coarse crumbs, add the butter.

The third step is to kneed and chill.
Stir in the egg yolks and knead until the dough is smooth. Split the dough in three equal halves and refrigerate one of them to chill.

Getting the Pan Ready, Step 4
Put the remaining dough equally onto a 20cm baking pan lined with parchment paper. Put it aside and go to work making the rich filling.

Making the Cake Filling Step 5: Beat the Filling
Spoon yogurt, sugar, flour, and sour cream into a separate mixing basin. Working quickly, whisk until all ingredients are well combined and lumps are gone.
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