The dessert is a lemon cake with fresh raspberries that’s married to a rich white chocolate icing and raspberry jam thrown in the mix. Best part? They’re personal sized. A perfect little dessert for a special meal with your Valentine. (I hesitated to even say that. Frankly, I’ve never needed anyone else to enjoy making and indulging in desserts of any shape or size.)
This was the first time I’ve tried using cookie cutters to make cake rounds. It’s a method I plan on using in the future. Next time I might ice the whole thing, sides and all. But it looks so fancy to see the layers, doesn’t it?
If you’re wondering what happened to the extra cake (that was not eaten during the process), I crumbled it up and saved it with the intention of making cake pops. About a week later, Stu found the cake crumbs on top of the fridge thinking they were cornbread. Oops.
OK, now for an exciting announcement… Lindsay is the creative force behind some of the most gorgeous lettering you’ve ever seen. Her work has been all over the web. We share a mutual friend and have admired each other from afar for a while.
We decided to join forces to bring you recipes and lovely lettering like this on a regular basis. Ms. Lindsay is the newest seasonal contributor to The Lovely Cupboard, and I couldn’t be more excited!! (Yes, two exclamation points.) If you head to her shop, you’ll most likely be there a while, so plan accordingly.
5 Layer Greek Dip
Fruit Filled Shortbread Cookies
Texas Caviar
Vanilla Bean Pots de Creme
That looks so beautiful! It looks special and fancy!
Thanks Jenny:)
The cakes are beautiful. They look really moist, too. Yum!
I think the lemon juice helps:)
SO LOVELY! Pinning 😉 Thanks so much for sharing!! 😀
~Brenda @ChattingOverChocolate.blogspot.com
Yay! Thanks Brenda.
Ok seriously the cutest recipe card ever!!! Love it! I need to start fancying up my recipe box now. All of a sudden it seems inadequate 🙁 Lindsay has some serious talent! And Lemon Berry cakes? I am so there!!! Thanks for being awesome!!
Yeah, my file folder with hodge podge recipes isn’t quite ready for this card either! Lindsay is quite amazing:)
So exciting! And Love her work! Yes, beautiful, feminine and whimsical to a T. 🙂 Love it. These lemon berry cakes look awesome…pinning away. 🙂
Thanks! I really tried to narrow my adjectives down, but I had to use all three of those:)
This makes me so happy! Two of my favorite talented ladies coming together…
Yay! I think that the three of us need to plan something this summer.
Looks delicious!! I love anything lemon so these are a must try! Thanks for sharing!
Jamie
http://www.huckleberrylove.com
Um, yum! Looks so delicious and beautiful! I will be trying these for sure!
Thanks Brie:)
The photos (and the dessert!) look UH-MAZING. Yum.
Also, the lettering is pretty awesome too!
toddlindsey.com
Thanks so much Lindsey!
Your blog is just, well, LOVELY. I featured & linked an older post and photo from your blog on my new organization series. Just wanted to let you know.
http://shorthistoryofnow.blogspot.com/2013/02/honey-pick-red-corner-shoes-ones-that.html
Keep up the great posts!
Thanks Shannon:)
Oh, yum. Please tell me I’m not the only one that wants to lick the computer screen. 🙂
Bahaha! That’s great.
Oh my, that recipe card is beautiful, I want to print it out and frame it!
It would be pretty wall art:)
Yum. Looks delicious! I wish I had one right now! Beautiful illustration too.
Thanks, Rachel!
Ohh my goodness those are adorable and sound delicious! I just love that little recipe card. What a great partnership!
These look SO good! I’m a fan of anything mini size!
What is the yield for this recipe?
That’s a tough call. It depends on the size pans you use. I got 5 mini cakes with lots of left over cake to make cake pops.