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Gluten Free, Dairy Free Berry Cake Recipe

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Are you looking for something fresh, healthy and sweet you can bake for people who cannot eat wheat or dairy? This recipe is great for B-Day parties, graduations, etc. Enjoy!

 

If you prefer reading this recipe in Finnish, you can find Finnish translation from my old baking blog.

Gluten Free, Dairy Free Berry Cake

for 10-12 people

Ingredients

Base

225g gluten free oat cookies
100g milk free margarine / coconut butter

Layer 1

3x 125g Soya yoghurt
3dl (1.5cup) Oat based whippable vanilla sauce
3dl (1.5cup) Berries of your choice (2dl rasp, 1dl blue)
1tsp Vanilla sugar
10 Gelatin leaves
0.5dl (0.25cup) Water

Layer 2

0.5dl water
250g baby pure (mixed berry or berry flavored)
1dl (0.5 cup) raspberries
0.5dl (0.25 cup) blueberries
5 gelatin leaves
1tsp vanilla sugar
1tbsp sugar
GlutenfreeDairyfreeMeatlessBerrycake

Method

Base

– Crumble the cookies
– Melt the margarine in either pan or microwave
– Mix melted margarine with the crumbles
– Press the mixture onto the base of oiled 26cm (12”) baking pan. Chill at least 2 hours in a fridge.

Layer 1

– Whip to vanilla sauce
– Mix it with soy yoghurt, berries and vanilla sugar
– Put some water on a plate and soak gelatin leaves for around 5 minutes
– Put 0.5dl water to a pan and heat it. Squeeze the excess moisture from the gelatin leaves and  add them to the water, stir until melted
– Mix the gelatin + water combo into yoghurt mix
– Pour onto the cookie base and chill until set (at least couple of hours)

Layer 2

– Put some water on a plate and soak gelatin leaves for around 5 minutes
– Mix baby pure, berries, vanilla sugar and sugar in a bowl
– Put 0.5dl water to a pan and heat it. Squeeze the excess moisture from the gelatin leaves and  add them to the water, stir until melted
– Mix the gelatin + water combo into berry mix
– Pour into the cake and chill until set (at least for two hours)
– Carefully remove the baking pan, slide onto a plate and enjoy!
I have fallen in love with baking again after a couple of years break. 🙂
Do you like baking? What do you like baking the most?

39 comments

  4. I have to say that is a lovely recipe. This one must taste nice and also very easy to make at home. Also it would be easy to decorate it so yeah, well done.
    – a head pastry-chef. :’D

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    1. Thank you for your comment Anna! What comes to decorating part, I couldn’t agree more. I love how easy it was to decorate this one. I hope you enjoy the cake made with this! 🙂

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  7. This cake looks so delicious and the recipe is easy to cook!
    I use that base for cheesecake too, sometimes I don’t even bake it, just mix the crumbs and butter and keep in the fridge to chill for a couple of hours. I’m in love with the colors of the layers.

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    1. Yes, I either use crumbs and some melted butter or bake different kind of bases. Once I did it with cereal crumble and some butter, tasted interesting but still good. Clad to hear you like the look of the cake, Perla! 🙂

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  17. I am surely going to try this one out. Sent it even to two of my colleagues. It looks so good with the pink color, I love pink cakes!

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  18. Oh my gosh.. this recipe made me drool…. I am a frustrated pastry baker haha so I really admire seeing people who share such wonderful pastry dishes… I will definitely give this a try at home.. thanks for sharing the recipe!

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