1To 1½ Cups Fresh Huckleberries Or BlueberriesSee Cake Notes
1TeaspoonVanilla Extract
Sweetened Whipped Cream For ServingIf Desired
Instructies
Place A Rack In The Center Of The Oven, And Preheat The Oven To 375°F.
Lightly Grease And Flour An 8" Square Metal Baking Pan With Butter, And Shake Out The Excess Flour.
Set The Pan Aside.
Place The Butter And Sugar In A Large Mixing Bowl, And Blend With An Electric Mixer On Medium Speed Until Light And Fluffy, 1 To 2 Minutes.
Add The Eggs, One At A Time, Blending On Low Until Just Combined.
Remove 2 Tablespoons Of The Flour And Set Aside.
Sift Together The Remaining Flour, Baking Powder, And Salt In A Small Bowl, And Fold This Into The Creamed Mixture.
Toss The Reserved Flour With The Berries, And Fold Them Into The Batter Along With The Vanilla.
Turn The Batter Into The Prepared Pan, And Smooth The Top.
Place The Pan In The Oven.
Bake The Cake Until The Top Is Deeply Browned And A Toothpick Inserted In The Center Comes Out Clean, 38 To 42 Minutes.
Remove The Cake From The Oven, And Place It On A Wire Rack To Cool For 20 Minutes.
Slice And Serve With The Whipped Cream, If Desired.
Notes / Tips / Wine Advice:
Cake Notes:
While James Beard’s Recipe Calls For 1 Cup Of Berries, I Like A Few More. And If You Like The Flavor Of Lemon, Add This Simple Glaze To Brush On The Cake As It Cools: Whisk Together ½ Cup Confectioners’ Sugar And The Juice And Grated Zest Of Half A Lemon. Brush Onto The Cake With A Pastry Brush.