Looking for meat ingredient suggestions for a Yoghurt Cake recipe

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I know the flavours of "meat" and "sweet" can sometimes go together well. There's a sausage and fennel (licorice sensation) pastry that I very much enjoy. That's the concept this question is based in.

We're having an office bake-off based on Yoghurt Cake. I'd like to do something different and use meat in the cake instead of fruit, seeds, nuts or assorted sweets. However I can't find any recipes online that include meat. I know bacon is often all the rage so that interests me but I'm open to any kind of meat.

I'm not a cook and am looking for some seasoned advice about what meats to use in a standard Yoghurt cake recipe, and the best way to prepare the meat for it. This is one example of a standard Yoghurt Cake recipe from which I would base my own concoction - http://happyhomebaking.blogspot.ca/2007/09/another-yogurt-cake.html



Best Answer

Bacon works well in sweet dishes because it is quite sweet itself. Why not try a sweet-cured bacon in a subtly maple-flavoured cake?

You can really boost the sweetness of the bacon by putting it in a very low oven for long time. It pretty much crystallises.




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What does adding yogurt to a cake do?

Because of its acidity, yogurt reacts with baking soda to encourage leavening. It also adds nice, tangy flavor that hardly overpowers, but instead keeps everything in balance. Both plain Greek and thinner, regular yogurt are magical ingredients to reach for when baking.

Can you use yogurt in a cake mix?

Adding mayonnaise, sour cream, yogurt, or melted ice cream to boxed cake mix can make the finished product moist and rich. Swapping out ingredients, like oil for butter or milk for water, will take a boxed cake to the next level.

How do I make a moist cake?

How to Keep Cake Moist
  • Use cake flour. Making a moist cake starts with the cake mix. ...
  • Avoid overmixing. ...
  • Maintain the right baking temperature. ...
  • Avoid overbaking the cake. ...
  • Soak the cake. ...
  • Add moisture between the cake layers. ...
  • Frost the cake right away. ...
  • Store the cake properly.


  • Does yogurt help cake rise?

    Yogurt is a great ingredient to bake with. Not only it adds a delicious tangy flavour and extra fat to the baked goods, it also adds great moisture to cake. Combined with Baking Soda, the acidity of the yogurt it will also help your baked goods rise more.



    Easy Yogurt Cake




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    Answer 2

    How about making a batch of sweet and cinnamon-y candied bacon and then chop it into pieces to mix into the cake batter? Sprinkle some on top of the frosting to deliver the sweet bacon flavor with each bite.

    Here's the "Recipe Girl's" candied bacon recipe with step-by-step color pictures....yum!

    http://www.recipegirl.com/2012/04/13/candied-bacon/

    Answer 3

    With the suggestion of bacon already put out there I will suggest another meat that goes well with yogurt and works well WITH sweet, but is not itself sweet, Lamb.

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