- Why did the berries sink?
- Natural for thin batters. Toss berries in flour before baking to help suspend them.
- It's too sweet!
- White chocolate is very sweet. Serve with tart sauce to balance it.
White Chocolate Raspberry Blondie Cake
This is the 'blondie' (the white version of a brownie) elevated to cake status. The caramelized, buttery flavor of white chocolate dominates the batter, broken up by pockets of acidic raspberry. A dense, fudgy, and rich cake that pairs perfectly with a tart berry sauce.
Ingredients
10
oz
White Chocolate
7
oz
Raspberries
1 1/4
cups
All-Purpose Flour
3.5
oz
Butter
1/2
cup
Granulated Sugar
4
large
Eggs
1
tsp
Baking Powder
3/4
cup
Heavy Cream (for serving)
1
tsp
Vanilla Extract
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Equipment Needed
- Cake Pan
- Double Boiler
- Whisk
- Strainer (for sauce)
Allergen Information
Wheat
Milk
Egg
Instructions
1
✓
Melt white chocolate and butter over steam. Cool to lukewarm.
Tip: Melt slowly; white chocolate seizes easily.
2
✓
Beat eggs with sugar and vanilla until frothy, then drizzle in the butter-chocolate mix.
Tip: Egg foam provides structure; chocolate provides moisture.
3
✓
Fold in the flour mixed with baking powder.
Tip: Mix only until flour disappears.
4
✓
Pour half the batter into the pan, scatter raspberries, then cover with remaining batter.
Tip: This keeps berries in the middle, preventing burning.
5
✓
Bake at 350°F (180°C) for 30-35 mins. Test with toothpick.
Tip: Done when crumbs are moist but batter isn't liquid.
6
✓
Make a quick sauce with leftover berries and sugar, strain, and serve alongside whipped cream.
Tip: The sauce cuts the sweetness.
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Ingredients
- 10 oz White Chocolate
- 7 oz Raspberries
- 1 1/4 cups All-Purpose Flour
- 3.5 oz Butter
- 1/2 cup Granulated Sugar
- 4 large Eggs
- 1 tsp Baking Powder
- 3/4 cup Heavy Cream (for serving)
- 1 tsp Vanilla Extract