This is a towering strawberry shortcake done in "stacked cake" style--five layers of pastry are baked one at a time in an iron skillet, cooled, then layered with cream and berries. Time consuming? Yes. Delicious? Yes.
Better have a plan for the leftovers if you can't get through this cake in a sitting: it doesn't keep well after it's been put together. I ran the last section of ours down the road to Chuck, who was out on a 35-mile bike ride after spending the day painting the back side of my house.
That looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteWhat is the pattern of that china? It's beautiful.
I think Chuck burned enough calories to eat the whole cake. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteFarrah, that's Mikasa's Rosemeade.
ReplyDeleteYour cakes are always so beautiful. I just wrote a post a few weeks ago about baking a cake in a cast iron skillet.
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ReplyDeletecute cake, love the china plate too
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