Ingredients
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1
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1 1/2
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2
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1/4
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2
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2 1/2
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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2
Directions
Southern Buttermilk Red Velvet Cake, Don’t be afraid of the deep red color-there is more than a hint of chocolate flavor in this fun and very tasty cake to serve anytime, but especially at Valentine’s Day and Christmas I have also made it into cupcakes for the kiddies to take to school and share The frosting is buttery and not-too sweet This is a traditional cake from Chicago to the deep south Back East you will even find cake mixes for an easy version of Red Velvet Cake I tried several versions of this cake and favored this adaptation of Gale Gand’s from her Just a Bite cookbook
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Steps
1
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Preheat Oven to 350 Degrees. |
2
Done
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Grease and Flour Three 8-Inch Round Cake Pans. |
3
Done
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Cream Together Butter and Sugar With Electric Mixer Until Fluffy. |
4
Done
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Add the Eggs, One at a Time and Beat Well After Each. |
5
Done
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Make a Paste With the Food Coloring and Cocoa. |
6
Done
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(it Takes a Few Minutes to Get the Chocolate to Absorb Liquid--Be Patient and Keep Stirring). |
7
Done
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Add This Paste to the Butter/Sugar Mixture. |
8
Done
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Sift Together the Flour, Salt and Baking Soda. |
9
Done
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Add It to the Sugar/Butter Mixture Alternately With the Buttermilk, Mixing Well Between Additions. |
10
Done
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(begin and End With Dry Ingredients). |
11
Done
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After Last Addition of Flour Mixture, Stir in Vanilla and Vinegar. |
12
Done
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Beat For Another Minute and Then Divide Into 3 Prepared Pans. |
13
Done
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Bake For About 35 Minutes, or Until Done. |
14
Done
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Cool For 10 Minutes and Then Remove from Pan to Wire Rack to Cool Completely. |
15
Done
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to Make Icing: Mix Flour and Milk in Small Pan and Cook Over Low Heat Until It Is Thick (stirring Often--Constantly Near End). |