Showcase fresh summer strawberries with our easy strawberry shortcake recipe. Juicy berries, sweet biscuits and whipped coconut cream. Yes please!!!
This recipe is a must-have for any Thanksgiving dessert table. My mother used to make this cake when I was a child. This recipe is actually her mother’s (Bubby of Apple Crisp fame) recipe, but she doesn’t make it anymore. I have enjoyed this recipe all of my life but it wasn’t until I went vegan that it occurred to me that this was an already-vegan recipe. My mother makes the cake in a round tube pan and covers it with a sweet frosting. To this day, that is seriously still my favorite way to have this cake. However, Michael was not a fan of the icing on it, and we really didn’t need the extra fat and sugar. In fact, the first time I made this for Michael, he said that his Aunt Carol made almost the exact same cake, but without the icing and it was a staple
This recipe is very special to me. It is the first vegan baking recipe I created. I have learned so much since I first came up with this recipe 4 years ago, but I still love it. It is also very adaptable. If you want to make chocolate chip muffins, just swap out the berries for the chips. I like to use sweetened milk and vanilla yogurt. However, unsweetened milks and plain yogurt are just as fine to use. These muffins are great on a weekend morning when you want to relax with your coffee and read the paper. They are also great for a grab and eat on your way out the door. Prep Time: 15 minutes Bake Time: 15-20 minutes Yield: 12 regular muffins or 6 jumbo muffins Ingredients Batter: 2¼ plus 2 TBL flour, divided ¾ cup sugar 1 TBL baking bowder 1/8 tsp salt 1¼ cups