Swedish Princess Cake Recipe

Name: Swedish Princess Cake
Prep time: 55 min
Cook time: 15 min
Total time: 70 min
Yield: 2
Cuisine: Swedish
Ingredients: 2 Egg yolks; 35g Sugar; 12g Corn starch; 200g Hot milk; 1/8ts Vanilla bean paste; 3 Eggs; 100g Sugar; 2g Vanilla extract; 10g Milk; 90g Plain flour; 30g Corn starch; 120g Almond powder; 100g Powdered sugar; 15g Water; 25g Honey; Food coloring (white, red); 130g Custard Cream; 100g Whipping cream (+10g sugar); 40g Raspberry jam

by Cooking Tree 2022-11-03

written by Cooking Tree 2022-11-03

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Swedish Princess Cake is on the menu in Cooking Tree, and we are going to teach you how to make this delicious recipe from scratch!

I made a princess cake, a Swedish dessert cake~

This cake, called Princess Torta, is a cake with raspberry jam, pastry cream, and whipped cream between sponge cake sheets, and a green marzipan on top.

I made it more lovely with white and pink colors~^^

It is a different kind of sponge sheet with a slightly chewy and heavy feeling rather than a soft feeling with starch in the cake sheet.

I put raspberry jam, custard cream, and Diplomat cream made by mixing custard and whipped cream in order, icing and hardening, then covered with marzipan and finished with flowers.

I made a string with a white marzipan on the pink color and attached it to the pink color, but it has a princess feel to it, so it’s pretty~^^

It looks pretty, but it tastes really good too, so I think I can see why the Swedish princesses liked it~

hahaha It looks like something out of a fairy tale, so it’s a happy cake that makes you smile just by looking at it~

Enjoy watching~~♬ ~

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Rating: 4.8/5
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Serves: 2 Prep Time: 55 Minutes Cooking Time: 15 Minutes 15 Minutes Nutrition facts: 200 calories 20 grams fat

Ingredients

2 Egg yolks
35g Sugar
12g Corn starch
200g Hot milk
1/8ts Vanilla bean paste
3 Eggs
100g Sugar
2g Vanilla extract
10g Milk
90g Plain flour
30g Corn starch
120g Almond powder
100g Powdered sugar
15g Water
25g Honey
Food coloring (white, red)
130g Custard Cream
100g Whipping cream (+10g sugar)
40g Raspberry jam

Instructions

Mix egg yolk and sugar, add corn starch, mix, pour in hot milk little by little, mix, add vanilla bean paste, and mix.
Put on low heat, stir and heat until thickened, then transfer to another bowl, cover and cool.
Add sugar and vanilla extract to eggs, whip with a hand mixer until rich ivory foam is formed, add milk and mix.
Sift the wheat flour and cornstarch, mix, divide the dough in half and bake in an oven preheated to 180 degrees for 15 minutes to make 2 sheets.
After cooling the sheet, cut it with an 8.8cm cookie cutter and prepare it.
Sift the cooled custard cream through a sieve to soften it. Add 130g of sugar and mix with the whipped cream to make the Diplomat Cream. Put the remaining custard cream in a piping bag.
Put 1 sheet on a plate, put raspberry jam on it, put another sheet on it, then put custard cream on it and put another sheet on it.
Apply Diplomat Cream all over, round the top and put it in the freezer.
Sift almond powder and sugar powder in a bowl, add water and honey, mix, then add white food coloring and mix.
Take a little dough, add red food coloring and mix to make a light pink marzipan.
Spread the marzipan wide, cut it into rounds, cover the cake, and finish it smooth.
Make flowers with the remaining marzipan and decorate it.