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Berry cake (Pokémon)
A berry cake with cream.
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2 hTotal time
EasyDifficulty
6servings
Quick answer
To make Berry cake (Pokémon) you need wheat flour, baking powder, egg, butter and milk, among other things. It takes 5 steps in 3 phases, about 2 h in total for 6 servings, with easy difficulty.
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Ingredients
for 6 servings
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- Alternative: Gluten-free blend: 2 parts rice flour to 1 part cornstarch
- Alternative: Baking soda with a few drops of lemon juice
- Alternative: Ground flaxseed with water to bind, or tofu scrambled with kala namak to set
- Alternative: Mild olive oil or plant-based margarineAlternative: Lactose-free butter
- Alternative: Oat, rice or soy milkAlternative: Lactose-free milk
- Alternative: Coconut cream or plant-based whipping creamAlternative: Lactose-free cream
- Alternative: Blueberries or mango
- Alternative: The fresh or organic version with no added sulfites
Allergens and intolerances
Wheat (gluten)Wheat flour
MilkButter, Milk, Heavy cream
EggEgg
SulfitesBaking powder, Blueberry
Rosaceae fruitsStrawberry
May not agree with an intolerance to
GlutenWheat flour
LactoseButter, Milk, Heavy cream- EggEgg
How to replace them
- Wheat (gluten)
- Wheat flour → Gluten-free blend: 2 parts rice flour to 1 part cornstarch
- Milk
- Butter → Mild olive oil or plant-based margarine
- Milk → Oat, rice or soy milk
- Heavy cream → Coconut cream or plant-based whipping cream
- Egg
- Egg → Ground flaxseed with water to bind, or tofu scrambled with kala namak to set
- Sulfites
- Baking powder → Baking soda with a few drops of lemon juice
- Blueberry → The fresh or organic version with no added sulfites
- Rosaceae fruits
- Strawberry → Blueberries or mango
- Gluten
- Wheat flour → Gluten-free blend: 2 parts rice flour to 1 part cornstarch
- Lactose
- Butter → Lactose-free butter
- Milk → Lactose-free milk
- Heavy cream → Lactose-free cream
- Egg
- Egg → Ground flaxseed with water to bind, or tofu scrambled with kala namak to set
Guidance based on the recipe’s ingredients. Always check each product’s label: sauces, stocks and ready-made products may contain traces.
Step by step
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Preparation
Preheat oven to 180 °C and grease an 18 cm tin. Beat softened butter with sugar and add eggs one at a time.
Fold in sifted flour and baking powder, alternating with milk. Pour into the tin.
Cooking
Bake for 30–35 minutes until a skewer comes out clean. Cool completely.
Timer · 35 minWhip cream with powdered sugar. Split cake into two layers and wash and dry fruit.
Tip: Cool the cake completely before slicing and covering it; cream melts on a hot base.
Serving
Fill and cover with cream and fruit. Chill for 30 minutes before slicing; fictional berries are replaced with strawberries and blueberries.
Timer · 30 min
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In the app this recipe would give you +160 XP in Explorers and count towards your weekly mission. Keep your postcard of the dish.
Cook “Berry cake” with Kai in Cooking ModeOne step at a time, with timers and the shopping list for 6 servingsPokémon recipes
Sweets and dishes from the Pokémon anime: Sinnoh's Poffins, Kalos' Poké Puffs, Alola's malasadas and Brock's onigiri.
Frequently asked questions
How long does Berry cake (Pokémon) take to make?
About 2 h in total, split into 3 phases: preparation, cooking and serving.
Can I make it for more or fewer people?
Yes. The base recipe is for 6 servings; change the number of servings and every amount is recalculated.
Which anime is Berry cake (Pokémon) from?
From Pokémon. Dish that appears in Pokémon. Home adaptation, not the official recipe from the series. In the app it’s in the Explorers universe.
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