Moist and Easy, Eggless Red Velvet Cake!
Hi Guys! Red Velvet is one of my favorite flavors, and it goes really well with cream cheese frosting. It is considered as one of the most moist cakes ever. I can say that this recipe is tried and tested and you would not be disappointed with the result. I have used 4 tsp red food colour in this recipe which can be replaced with gel food colour as well. If you are using gel colour, 1 tsp should be more than sufficient. Also, let the cake cool down first before removing it. Otherwise, it may crack and crumble. So, let's start with this easy Red Velvet Cake that is super moist with a smooth texture! :)
Serves- 6-10 People
Preparation Time- 5 minutes
Cooking Time- 45 minutes
Total Time- 50 minutes
Ingredients-
Unsalted Butter - 1/2 Cup (Room Temperature)
Condensed Milk - 1 Cup (Milkmaid)
Milk - 1 and a 1/2 Cup (Warm Milk, Preferably)
Vanilla Extract - 1 Teaspoon
Red Food Color - 4-6 Teaspoons
Vinegar - 1 Teaspoon
Flour - 1 and a 1/2 Cup (Maida/All Purpose Flour/Refined Flour/Plain Flour)
Cocoa Powder - 1 Tablespoon
Baking Soda - 3/4 Teaspoon
Baking Powder - 1 Teaspoon
Salt - A Pinch
Instructions-
- In a large mixing bowl, take the Butter and Condensed Milk. Beat it smooth and fluffy until the Butter and Condensed Milk combines well. (You can also beat it manually).
- Then add Milk, Vanilla Extract, Red Food Color and Vinegar. Beat again and combine well.
- Next, sieve in the Flour (of your choice), Cocoa Powder, Baking Soda, Baking Powder and Salt.
- Beat the batter on low speed (or manually by hand) till everything combines well.
- Preheat your oven at 180C. (I used my microwave and preheated for 180C).
- Grease a tin/pan (preferably with Oil), and pour in your Cake Batter. Tap a few times to release air bubbles. Your Cake may turn spongy if you tap it a lot.
- Put your tin/pan in the microwave, and bake it for 30-40 minutes. (This will depend on the watt power of your microwave). After it passes the toothpick test, let the Cake cool down completely.
- If you remove the Cake before it cools down, it will crack & break. It may come out in crumbles.
- If you would like, you can Frost the Cake, and I have posted recipes for Buttercreams and Ganaches. The Frosting will melt if the Cake isn't cooled completely. Refrigerate if to eat later.
- ENJOY!!!!! :)


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