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It doesn't have to be for a specific occasion. But red velvet cake is usually used for "fancier" occasions than just a birthday or a bake sale.
Red Velvet
The question cannot be answered in any meaningful way. Red Velvet Cake is a TYPE of chocolate cake, and there are many other types of chocolate cake. Some are more moist than others, while some have milder or more intense chocolate flavor.
Red velvet cake is a semi-chocolate cake that has had enough red food coloring added to it to make it look red. If you don't wish to add the food coloring, it would simply be a cake with a slight chocolate flavor and a cream cheese icing.
It is a type of chocolate cake. Red velvet cake is not the same as adding red food coloring to chocolate cake. But if you want the same color as one, but don't mind it not tasting like a Red Velvet cake, you can add two ounces of red food coloring to a standard chocolate cake mix or recipe. Also, red velvet cake is usually frosted with a cream cheese frosting or a cooked, whipped frosting.
no, it is red because of a reaction between some of the ingredients used to make red velvet cake, cupcakes or whatever else.
Red Velvet Cake Truffles are simply balls of delicious red velvet cake mixed with real cream cheese. You can find this recipe or any other red velvet cake ball recipe on the about candy website.
Red velvet is a popular cake flavor, and the term is descriptive of the color - usually a dark red, bright red or red-brown - and velvety texture of the cake. It is usually prepared as a layer cake, topped with a creamy white icing. Common ingredients are buttermilk, butter, flour, cocoa, and red food coloring. Years ago, beetroot was used, although nowadays, most recipes traditionally call for an entire bottle of red food coloring to be added to the batter. Red velvet cake is traditionally a southern dessert (southeastern United States), although the cake is popular all over the country and in Canada.
They were originally red.
A 8in circular pan is mainly useful when dealing with red velvet cake.
No, it's made of chocolate cake and red food coloring. ... No, the color in red velvet cake is provided by generous amounts of red food coloring. Blood would not be red when baked or cooked, but would be dark brown or black, as in blood sausage.
red velvet cake.