Strawberry Galette Recipe: Delicious Treats for Any Occasion

Rustic & Moorish Strawberry Galette … the joy of the freshest, luscious seasonal fruit in a quick and easy eggless tart is untold. A rustic galette has always been a favourite and often my go-to quick dessert that is great as a snack too, sometimes even an indulgent breakfast nibble. That it can go savoury as easily is another win win in my book, though today we’re here for sweet strawberries!

What’s not to love about a quick, buttery, delicious strawberry tart that celebrates changing seasons. Strawberries hold endless charm when it comes to desserts and I use them a excessively. Rich in nutrition, low in sugar, a great source of antioxidants and vitamin C, and also high in fibre, these berries are literally bursting with goodness.


In India, we’re lucky to see strawberries in season almost 4-5 times a year though this lot of berries was one I carried back from the UK on a recent visit! Tesco had the most beautiful, luscious red strawberries and it was impossible not to drop a few punnets into my shopping cart!

You can spot strawberries in so many different desserts I make, that burst of colour and flavour always makes me happy! This eggless strawberry galette is a great rustic dessert to make in a jiffy and it uses a generous helping of strawberries. I think blueberries might work well here too and I should try that soon. time. Blueberries are another favourite ingredient!

What is a galette, you might ask. A galette is a flat cake or tart / pie of sorts that has its origins in French pastry and comes from the word galethat means a flat cake. A galette a rustic, free form tart made of pastry often topped with fruit, though savoury galettes are very popular too.

This Vegan Roasted Pumpkin & Sundried Tomato Pizza Galette is a huge favourite at home, one that I make often! Think quality ingredients, think loads of garlic, think how much better can things get when pizza meets a rustic free form pie. If you’re thinking of a delicious savoury galette for a snack or meal, this is probably it! Mushrooms may be a great filling too, with cheese & nuts perhaps.

The pastry for the Strawberry Galette is egg free, very forgiving and behaves well. It’s possibly the most fun part of making a galette because of the rustic, moorish appeal that free form pie offers. The fact that it’s egg free and quite simple to work with is always wonderful.

The pastry is buttery and crisp and adds great texture and a good bite to the fruit filling inside, like any fruit tart should. Once cool, the strawberry galette slices really nicely too!

Let’s talk about my favourite part of this rustic free form tart, the filling. It is sweet like candy, screams of great flavour, has a slight berry tartness and has beautiful deep notes and amazing colour. I often use a sprinkle of almond meal between the pastry and fruit and that helps keep the pastry from getting soggy. That’s my little pastry secret and I hope it helps you too!

Do tag me on Instagram at Passionate About Baking or share a comment here on the blog if you make this, or any other recipe from the blog. I’d love to see it!

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Eggless Strawberry Almond Galette

A quick, rustic and delicious eggless strawberry almond tart to celebrate the best strawberries. The pastry is butter, crisp, very forgiving and behaves well, the filling sweet like candy, and the almond meal helps keeps the pastry from getting soggy.
Course Breakfast, Dessert, Snack
Cuisine French
Keyword baking, dessert, eggfree, eggless, eggless baking, French pastry, fruit, galette, no eggs, pastry, pie, simple, Spring dessert, strawberries, summer dessert, sweet, vegetarian
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 1 hour
2 hours
Total Time 3 hours 30 minutes
Servings 6 people

Ingredients

Pastry for a 12″ galette

  • 150 g all purpose flour maida
  • 30 g almond meal almond powder / ground almonds
  • 1/4 tsp baking powder
  • Pinch salt
  • 40 g raw sugar / desi khaand or castor sugar
  • 50 g clarified butter / ghee, cold or butter
  • 5-6 tbsp cold buttermilk plain chaas

Filling

  • 25 g almond meal almond powder / ground almonds
  • 350 g strawberries sliced
  • 1 tbsp cornflour cornstarch {10g}
  • 50 g raw sugar / desi khaand or castor sugar
  • 1/2 tsp lime juice
  • 1/4 tsp pure vanilla extract

To finish

  • 1 tbsp cream
  • 1 tbsp sugar
  • 1 tbsp orange marmalade, melted or honey, melted

Instructions

Pastry for a 12″ galette

  • Place all the ingredients EXCEPT the buttermilk in a large bowl and mix like a crumble to get the fat well distributed through the flour mix.
  • Gradually add the buttermilk, a tablespoon at a time, until the dough just about starts clumping together.
  • Draw it together into a ball and wrap in clingwrap. Chill for 30 minutes.
  • Alternatively, you can also add all the ingredients except buttermilk into a food processor and process to mix. Then gradually add enough buttermilk until the dough begins to clump together.

Strawberry filling

  • In a large bowl, gently toss together the strawberries, cornflour, sugar, lime juice and vanilla extract to mix. Reserve.

Assemble

  • Preheat the oven to 180C.
  • Roll out the chilled dough into a 14" circle on a sheet of parchment paper with cling wrap on top. I used the same clingwrap I had chilled the pastry in.
  • Sprinkle over the almond meal leaving a border of 2 inches all around.
  • Top with the strawberry filling.
  • Using the parchment paper as a guide, gently bring up edges in pleats, pressing them down over the filling gently to hold shape.
  • Brush the edges with cream and sprinkle sugar over.
  • Bake for 45-50 minutes until the edges are crisp and light golden.
  • Brush the fruit with melted orange marmalade or honey as it comes out of the oven. Leave to cool for a couple of hours on a rack.

10 Delicious Eggless Mango Desserts to make now

10 delicious Eggless Mango Desserts you NEED to make before the season ends. I can’t say it enough even though I keep repeating myself over and over again, mango season is a season we love to love here on the subcontinent! If there’s one thing that makes the Indian summer bearable, it’s definitely mangoes.

There is just SO MUCH you can do with mangoes and for me the most fun thing to do is create eggless desserts around mangoes! We’re now looking at the last month of the mango season here on the subcontinent and yes, there are still loads of ripe, juicy, delicious mangoes available. This Eggless Mango Trifle Pudding I shared recently is too delicious and so refreshing. It’s really simple as well!

I’d say grab a few kilos, chop and freeze some for smoothies etc, make a few jars of eggless mango curd and freeze them for later perhaps, else go ahead a try some of the recipes I’ve shared below. Of course, there are several more egg free mango desserts on the blog too.

There’s never a better time to get your mango dessert skills sharpened and most of my dessert recipes are simple and straightforward {read fuss free}. I’m sharing a selection of bake and no bake eggless mango desserts, most of them one bowl recipes and honestly, this is just a handful. I have to confess that my favourite part is garnishing them because the pop of ‘mangocolour always brightens the dessert table!

There’s something for everyone, and I really enjoy making these eggless desserts time and again. I often use different elements from different recipes to create a completely new dessert and that keeps me inspired through the season. The collage below tells you pretty much how much and more you can do with elements from different recipes!

Most of the eggless mango desserts are make ahead and I love that freshly diced mango adds such a pop of colour to the garnish. Throw on a few fresh organic rose petals {I grow my own desi gulab}, maybe fresh mint, some chili flowers and you’re good to go!

Do tag me on Instagram at Passionate About Baking or share a comment here on the blog if you make this, or any other recipe from the blog. I’d love to see it!

Quite The Perfect Recipe For No-Bake Mango Cheesecake … Deliciously Easy
 A recipe that uses just 4 ingredients for the cheesecake filling, this is the quickest, eggless, no bake mango cheesecake. It's also the simplest one!
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No bake Mango Mascarpone Tart
When life gives you mangoes, you make this tart! A crisp biscuit crumb gives way to a nice bite of slightly tart mango, then the sweetness of mascarpone floods the palette. The jelly really makes this shine!
Check out this recipe
Eggless Mango Saffron Pistachio Tart Cake
Mangoes, saffron and pistachios come together to create magic, an eggless cake worth every crumb! Makes one 8" tart cake
Check out this recipe
Eggless Coconut Lime Mango Cake
When you think of a match made in heaven, count this in. A flavourful moist crumb, deep mango in every bite and a quick simple frosting that makes this eggless cake so special!
Check out this recipe
Photo credit: https://www.instagram.com/passionateaboutbaking
Eggless Saffron Mango Tres Leches Cake
The mango season is incomplete without a mango tres leches and this egg free version is sooooo good!!
Check out this recipe
Eggless Nobake Mango Cheesecake with mango jelly
Hello mango season, my favourite season of all! This no bake, eggless, no gelatine cheesecake celebrates the best summer has to offer, nature is currently a riot of colours.
Check out this recipe
Eggless Mango Cream Dessert Box
With layers of absolute deliciousness, it's another dessert that screams summer! A light sponge {part wholegrain}, a stabilized vanilla cream, diced mangoes {I used slightly tart mangoes here}, eggless mango curd poured over… and repeat. What's not to love? I love the play of textures and flavours, the refreshing bites of fresh mango and the slightly tart mango curd all please the palate. If you don't have a 4" dessert box, go ahead and turn this into a layer cake or trifle.
Check out this recipe
Eggless Baked Mango Swirl Cheesecake
Simple, smooth, indulgent, no cream cheese yet ever so satisfying! Makes one 6" cheesecake
Check out this recipe
Eggless Mango Custard Pudding
Light, gentle, refreshing and so creamy even though there’s no cream in it!, this is dessert perfect for summer when mangoes are aplenty! I love the beautiful set, though you can set it in bowls as well if you don’t want the extra fuss.
Check out this recipe
Eggless Mango Dream Cake
If dreamy desserts are what you crave, if you love mangoes as much as we do, this tin box cake is for you! With mangoes, cream, saffron & pistachios, this eggless Mango Dream Cake is deeply delicious and so satisfying!
Makes one tin cake {5.5x3inch}
Check out this recipe

Gluten Free Peach Cherry Crumble … buttery, wholesome, delicious

Gluten Free Peach Cherry Crumble … one of the simplest, quickest to make and satisfying desserts for summer, the stone fruit crumble always gets my vote! This peach cherry crumble is quite addictive with a burst of flavour and deliciousness, an almost guilt free dessert! It’s a quick wholesome dessert which is one of the best ways to use the bounty of summer brings.

I’ve been making crumbles forever. I think the first crumble I ever made was when a Daring Baker friend, Judy Chiapinni, mentioned years ago that it was the best way to use seasonal fruit that you had an abundance of, or if they were about to spoil. There’s been no looking back. For me, if everything else fails, CRUMBLE!

I think the day I made my maiden crumble, I was hit by a revelation, maybe two! The first thing that struck me was how simple a recipe could be and how easily anyone could rustle up a crumble. It’s so basic. At best, you need a bowl and a fork {or fingers} if you have a limited kitchen, and an ovenproof baking dish. The possibilities are endless…

Take a look at this beautiful Strawberry Chocolate Crumble. It’s a recipe you can find in my Chocolate Cookbook, a recipe by my sweet friend and uber talented chef Parul Pratap. I really enjoyed making the dessert, styling and shooting it ♥.

In my husbands kitchen in the UK where he’s currently working, a crumble is one of the first things I make when I’m visiting. I normally eyeball ingredients since his kitchen is really really basic, yet the crumble is always delicious! A crumble is quite a no brainer and there isn’t much that can go wrong …

Think apples and raspberries, blueberries, apple walnut, strawberries and apple with thyme, raspberries with pistachios, mangoes and peaches, sometimes a hint of ginger … any fruit I find in his fridge, any nuts in the pantry, I crumble. That said, my favourite season is when stone fruit appear at the local bazaar here in North India even though I do make quite a mean Apple Crumble all through winter!



Once summer is in full swing and stone fruits rule the roost, it’s quick crumbles for breakfast often. I play with the toppings depending on the ingredients I have on hand. Oats are usually always part of my crumble for the bite that they give. Otherwise a mix of wholewheat and all purpose flour, nuts definitely, raw sugar, clarified butter / ghee or salted butter … you get the drift!

I always find it fascinating how something so simple can be so so DELICIOUS! Dive into a warm, freshly baked crumble and you will know what I mean. It satisfies at so many levels. The bite of buttery oats and nuts on top, the baked fruit cooked down releasing their fruit juices underneath … all pure magic. Dive in just as is, drizzle some cold unsweetened cream over, else really enjoy it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream!


Do tag me on Instagram at Passionate About Baking or share a comment here on the blog if you make this, or any other recipe from the blog. I’d love to see it!

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Peach Cherry Crumble

Crumbles are the best way to easily use the bounty of stone fruit summer brings. This peach cherry crumble is most delicious with a burst of flavour and deliciousness, an almost guilt free dessert!
Course Appetiser, Breakfast, Dessert
Cuisine American, British
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour 15 minutes
Servings 4 people

Ingredients

Oat topping

  • 100 g whole rolled oats
  • 50 g khaand / raw sugar
  • 25 g almonds
  • 50 g salted butter chilled , diced

Fruit filling

  • 6 peaches chopped
  • 150 g cherries pitted
  • 2 tsp cornflour
  • 2-3 tbsp khaand / raw sugar
  • Juice of 1 lime

Instructions

Oat topping

  • Run the oats, almonds and khaand/raw sugar in a hand blender until ground to a fine meal. Add the butter and process to mix to a moist pea sized crumb.

Fruit filling

  • Stir together.
  • Preheat the oven to 170C.
  • Turn the fruit filling into a 7″ baking dish and level out.
  • Cover the filling completely with the oat topping, pressing gently into place.
  • Bake for 45-55 minutes until you see fruit juices oozing up the sides.
  • Serve warm or at room temperature.

Eggless Tropical Mango Trifle Pudding… dreamy desserts for summer!

Eggless Tropical Mango Trifle Pudding … with semolina and coconut flavouring the cake, this eggless trifle is delicious and dreamy. It has beautiful tropical tones with mango adding the oomph and freshness a summer dessert calls for!

Mango is my most favourite thing about the Indian summer. The king of fruits as mango is rightly called gives us far too much happiness in the subcontinent. With hundreds of varieties from different regions of India, it’s a fruit that unites us as a nation as hot summer sweeps across the country.

Every region of India has its own special way of celebrating this luscious fruit as the season begins. Mangoes show up in regional cuisines across the subcontinent in both raw and ripe form . Think curries, coolers, soups, smoothies, salads, sides and you definitely have something with mango. Some of my favourites include a aam daal that we had often as kids, a green mango chicken curry, mango kadhi, aam panna, aam ki chutney, aam ki lonji, aam ka achaar, raw mango salad, mango custard, mango lassi, mango kulfi, mango shake, mango sorbet, mango ice creamthe list goes on!

For me, the mango season at home is an invitation to create colourful, refreshing and interesting desserts with colours and flavours that really brighten the day. I always make the most of the mango season and we are really fortunate to see a wide variety of juicy, ripe fruit through summer. Right from the quintessential alphonso that is well know world wide to some of my favourites for dessert- kesar, langda and sinduri, I waste no precious time all summer long!

Hopefully you’ll find the season and the king of fruits as inspiring as I do. I made little puddings with the left over fruit, mango sauce and cream and they were really delicious as well.

Do tag me on Instagram at Passionate About Baking if you make this, or any other recipe from the blog. I’d love to see it!

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Eggless Tropical Mango Trifle Pudding

With semolina and coconut flavouring the cake, this eggless trifle is delicious and dreamy. It has beautiful tropical tones with mango adding the oomph and freshness a summer dessert calls for! A complete mango overload with all my favourite flavours in this very satisfying dessert bowl!
Course Dessert
Cuisine American, British
Keyword baking, cake, cream, dessert, eggfree, eggless, eggless baking, eggless cake, fruit, homemade, mangoes, no eggs, one bowl, semolina cake, simple, summer dessert, tropical, vegetarian, vegetarian dessert
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 1 hour
Chill 4 hours
Total Time 5 hours 30 minutes
Servings 6 people

Equipment

  • 1 Knife
  • 1 Blender
  • 1 saucepan
  • 1 soup strainer/sieve
  • 2 bowls
  • 1 whisk
  • 1 Oven
  • 2 trifle bowls
  • 1 Piping bag
  • 1 Piping nozzle

Ingredients

  • 150 g fine semolina suji / rava
  • 75 g castor sugar
  • 60 g oil
  • 1 tsp baking powder
  • 1/4 tsp baking soda
  • 180 ml cultured buttermilk plain chaas
  • 25 g desiccated coconut

Vanilla cream

  • 250 g cream 25% fat
  • 1% fat tbsp cornflour
  • 3/4 tsp agar agar
  • 25 g sugar
  • 1/2 tsp vanilla extract

Mango sauce

  • 300 g fresh mango puree strained
  • 50 g sugar
  • 1 tbsp cornflour
  • 1/2 lime juice of
  • 1 tbsp ghee

To layer and top

  • 3 fresh mangoes diced

Instructions

Semolina/Suji Coconut cake

  • Makes two 5" cakes/trifles
  • Lightly grease and line two round 5" baking tins.
  • Place all the ingredients in a large bowl and whisk until smooth.
  • Divide between prepared tins, approximately 245g per tin.
  • Now begin preheating the oven to 180c for 10 minutes.
  • Bake for about 25-30 until light golden brown and the tester comes out clean.
  • Cool in tins for about 15 minutes, then gently demold and cool completely on cooling rack. Be gentle since the crumb will be quite tender.

Vanilla cream

  • Whisk together all ingredients in a heavy bottom pan, then simmer, stirring constantly till thickened like a custard, 5-7 minutes.
  • Cool, whisking on and off to keep a skin from forming on top. The pudding will thicken as it cools.

Mango sauce

  • Whisk together the mango puree, cornflour and sugar in a saucepan.
  • Simmer over low heat for 5-6 minutes, stirring constantly.
  • Once slightly thickened, take off heat and whisk in the lime juice and ghee.
  • Cool, then transfer to a glass jar and chill.

Assemble

  • Place the cake at the bottom of the serving dish and top with diced mangoes, followed by the vanilla cream and mango sauce.
  • Finish off with diced mangoes. Pipe over with whipped cream if desired.
  • Garnish with fresh rose petals and mint.
  • Refrigerate for 3-4 hours/overnight to allow the cake to get nice and moist.

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Eggless Orange Almond Pecan Cranberry Chocolate Chip Pound Cake … delicious mouthful!

Eggless Orange Almond Pecan Cranberry Chocolate Chip Pound Cake … this pound cake is everything good, actually JUST TOO GOOD! I used to bake a really nice orange pound cake when I used to bake with eggs. It had a wonderful crumb and each bite was moist and satisfying. One bite of this eggless pound cake and the memories just came tumbling in. It was exactly as I remembered, ONLY BETTER!!

Addictive, bursting with flavour, rich , indulgent, moist, great dense crumb, sliced beautifully, kept well, travelled well too. It’s not often that you find so much good in a single cake but this one certainly ticked all the boxes. And oh my, the pecans, cranberries and chocolate chips together do create some sort of magic in there.

There’s always been an endless charm about the quintessential pound cake, a connection to the years gone by. When I began baking, a pound cake was one of the earliest things I’d bake on repeat, the history behind this classic European tea cake making the recipe simple to remember … a pound of flour, a pound of eggs, a pound of sugar, a pound of butter it sang in my head!

I used to write a blog on the Times of India eons ago under the pen name of The Rabid Baker and this particular Wholewheat Coffee Chocolate Chip Pound Cake was a very popular recipe, one that I baked often, perhaps too often. Another favourite was the Wholewheat Almond Buttermilk Pound Cake which tasted really lovely topped with lightly sweetened cream ad fresh strawberries.

Other times I’d bake a chocolate pound cake or an orange pound cake that I would always have ready when the kids came home from school. At the time, we travelled to the US often and I carried back a few basic bundt tins and they were perfect to bake a pound cake in.

Another recipe was the Blueberry Lime Buttermilk Pound Cake that I baked occasionally as a very special treat since anything blueberry was hard to come by back in the day. Not so now, since blueberries in every form are very easily available here now – fresh, frozen, dried, dehydrated …

The years went by and my favourite pound cake got forgotten because I stopped baking with eggs. Then last year I made an Eggless Pistachio Cranberry Loaf Cake, essentially a pound cake, and I was smitten! I feel in love with the gentle flavours, the rich delicate crumb, and addictive indulgent taste.

Natural orange as a flavour in cakes is something I truly love, something so easily achievable. This winter, the local bazaar has been flooded with carts of fresh, juicy oranges, called kinnow/keenu locally, a high yield mandarin orange hybrid. I thought instantly of the Eggless Strawberry Orange Tart Cake that I had made a while ago that was bursting with fresh flavour. I definitely had ORANGE on my mind and I wanted to try something new.


I was juicing oranges that morning and decided to bake an orange pound cake since I always like to use the zest. I was pretty excited already at the batter stage when I saw all these flavors and that delicate orange colour come together. I knew this was going to taste good and I wasn’t wrong!

Once the cake cooled down completely, I gingerly sliced it not sure what to expect. It tasted amazing, quite addictive actually. As kids, we used to get something called a sliced Britannia cake in the local market. It was thinly sliced, gently sweet and quite buttery. One bite of the sliced eggless orange pound cake and it took me back to my childhood.

Now that I’ve been baking cakes for too many years, I can well imagine what might have gone into that Britannia Cake! Compared to that cake, my honest to goodness, from scratch, home baked version was a million times tastier! Prettier too. The cake disappeared pretty soon and I was back to juicing oranges and baking pound cakes on repeat!

It’s this particular version, the Eggless Orange Almond Pecan Cranberry Chocolate Chip Pound Cake, that I found we loved the most. It has a bit of everything, almost like a Christmas fruit cake and as delicious! There’s something about the pairing of orange, chocolate chips, cranberries and pecans that makes the taste buds come alive. Fresh, exciting flavours, a wonderful bite to the already rich crumb, absolute simple goodness! It’s love at every bite honestly, do try the recipe!

Do tag me on Instagram at Passionate About Baking or share a comment here on the blog if you make this, or any other recipe from the blog. I’d love to see it!

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Eggless Orange Almond Pecan Cranberry Chocolate Chip Pound Cake

There's something about the pairing of orange, chocolate chips, cranberries and pecans that makes the taste buds come alive. The cake has fresh, exciting flavours, a wonderful bite to the already rich crumb, absolute simple goodness!
Course Appetiser, Dessert, Snack
Cuisine American, British
Keyword baking, cake, cranberries, dessert, eggfree, eggless, eggless baking, eggless cake, homemade, loaf cake, no eggs, one bowl, orange, simple, sweet, tea, tea cake, vegetarian
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 1 hour
Cooling 2 hours
Total Time 3 hours 15 minutes
Servings 8 slices

Ingredients

  • 100 g clarified butter/ghee
  • 150 g buttermilk room temperature
  • Zest of 3 oranges
  • 150 g khaand /light brown sugar
  • 65 g fresh orange juice
  • 1 tsp baking powder
  • 1/2 tsp baking soda
  • Pinch salt
  • 180 g all purpose flour / maida
  • 50 g almond meal
  • 25 g dried cranberries
  • 50 g chocolate chips
  • 50 g pecans chopped

For topping

  • chocolate chips
  • Pecan halves ,
  • dried cranberries

Instructions

  • Preheat the oven to 170C. Line a 9" X 5" loaf tin with parchment.
  • In a large bowl, add the clarified butter/ghee, buttermilk, sugar, orange juice, orange zest, baking powder, baking soda, salt and whisk well.
  • Stir the the almond meal, flour, pecans, cranberries and chocolate chips.
  • Turn batter into the prepared tin and level. Bake for 50 minutes to an hour until the tester comes out clean.
  • TENT THE TOP with a sheet pf aluminium foil after 30 minutes to stop the top from over browning.
  • Cool in the tin for 30-45 minutes, then with the help of the parchment paper, remove form the tin and leave to cool on the cooling rack.
  • The cake slices best and has a beautiful crumb when it is completely cool

Eggless Blueberry Chocolate Cake … a refreshing burst of flavour! SO GOOD!

Eggless Blueberry Chocolate Cake … Delicious desserts that are full of flavour and just so simple to make are what make me happiest! This layered eggless cake is one of those where chocolate lovers meet blueberry lovers, the best of both worlds really! 

Call me the lazy fast track baker, but my simple eggless sponge is what makes my baking fun! One bowl, add all the ingredients, quickly whisk them until smooth and in under 10 minutes with no fuss at all, the cakes are baking. It forms the base for SO MANY of my desserts

These always bake up perfect as you might have noticed and inspire me to create endless desserts using this very simple, one bowl, eggless recipe as the base. Infinite possibilities as you can see, and these are only a handful. If you stop by my feed on Instagram, you’ll know what I’m talking about!

Back to blueberries and they’re a favourite ingredient in my kitchen. Easily available, quite sturdy and not very perishable, I use blueberries a LOT in desserts. That natural blue always shines. One of my favourites is that No Bake Blueberry Swirl Cheesecake you see above. You can find the recipe here. It’s a fuss free, no gelatine vegetarian dessert and it tastes amazing!

You can find most of my recipes on Instagram on my recipe handle PAB Recipes and some here on my blog. The Ombre Blueberry Cheesecake is one I shared very recently on the blog. It’s much too delicious and really simple to make. I hope you try try making it. Anything ombre gets my vote and this was so worth it!

Did I tell you that the 4 ingredient blueberry cream cheese filling and frosting in this eggless Blueberry Chocolate Cake is finger licking good? Very addictive, delicious actually, it’s light, creamy, smooth, glossy and doesn’t get too firm like a buttercream. Do make sure you use a nice full fat cream cheese to get it to the right consistency. Unlike traditional frostings, this blueberry frosting doesn’t use cups and cups of icing sugar to get it going. I used just enough to sweeten it if you know what I mean.

The blueberry compote adds a ton of flavour and moistness to this pretty as a picture Blueberry Chocolate Cake, the drips of blueberry syrup quite delightful. I have a detailed blueberry compote recipe on the blog if you like. It’s quite the perfect, simple recipe that comes together in 10 minutes.

Once the cakes are baked and the blueberry compote is ready and cool, assembling doesn’t take a lot of time. Once assembled, I like to chill the cake for a couple of hours for it to get moist and for the flavours to mature. After that, slice this addictive good, earthy Blueberry Chocolate Cake & ENJOY!

Do tag me on Instagram at Passionate About Baking or share a comment here on the blog if you make this, or any other recipe from the blog. I’d love to see it!


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Eggless Blueberry Chocolate Cake

This layered eggless cake is one of those where chocolate lovers meet blueberry lovers, the best of both worlds really! The one bowl eggless cake is as simple as the blueberry cream cheese filling & frosting. The recipe is really a cake walk!
Makes one 6" dessert cake
Course Dessert
Cuisine American
Keyword baking, blueberries, cake, chocolate, cream, dessert, eggfree, eggless, eggless baking, eggless cake, fruit, homemade, no eggs, no gelatine, one bowl, sweet, V day, vegetarian
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Chill 30 minutes
Total Time 2 hours 30 minutes
Servings 6 people

Ingredients

Eggless chocolate sponge

  • 210 g buttermilk
  • 50 g oil
  • 100 g castor sugar
  • 1/2 tsp baking soda
  • 1 tsp baking powder
  • Pinch salt
  • 15 g cocoa powder
  • 50 g wholewheat flour/aata
  • 100 g all purpose flour/maida

Blueberry compote

  • 100 g blueberry frozen or fresh
  • 30 g sugar
  • 1 tsp cornflour
  • 1 tbsp water
  • Juice of /2 lime

Blueberry Cheesecake Filling

  • 200 g cream cheese full fat, chilled
  • 40 g whipping cream 30% fat, chilled
  • 50 g icing sugar
  • 1 1/4 tsp blueberry powder

Blueberry Cheesecake Frosting

  • Remaining 135g blueberry cheesecake filling from above
  • 100 g cream cheese full fat, chilled
  • 25 g icing sugar
  • 1/2 tsp blueberry powder

Instructions

Eggless Chocolate Sponge

  • Makes two 6" cakes
  • Preheat the oven to 180C. Line two 6″ tins with parchment.
  • In a large bowl, add all the ingredients and give them a good whisk until .
  • Pour the batter into the tins, about 260g per tin, and bake for 18-20 minutes, until done or the tester comes out clean. Cool completely on the rack. Trim the tops.

Blueberry compote

  • Place all the ingredients EXCEPT lime juice in a heavy bottom pan and simmer slowly until the berries begin to soften and release their juices.
  • Strain the berries out into a bowl and reserve.
  • Reduce the syrup over low heat until very thick, then add it back to the reserved berries.
  • Stir in the lime juice. Cool completely..

Blueberry Cheesecake Filling

  • In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese and icing sugar until nice and smooth. Beat in the whipping cream adding the blueberry powder ¼ tsp at a time until you reach the desired colour.

Blueberry Cheesecake Frosting

  • Turn the leftover filling into a large bowl and add the remaining ingredients for the frosting. Whip until smooth, adding more blueberry powder if required to reach the desired colour.

Assemble

  • Place a 6” sponge on a serving platter. Top with the blueberry cheesecake filling followed by the blueberry compote after straining out excess liquid if required.
  • Top with the second sponge and very gently push downwards to sandwich into place. Place it in the freezer for 30 minutes for the filling to firm up slightly.
  • Frost with the blueberry cheesecake frosting and garnish as desired.
  • Slice and serve immediately or refrigerate until required

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