thread: As healthy as can be (if possible) birthday cake recipe needed - please

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  1. #1

    Mar 2004
    Sparta
    12,662

    DH usually won't eat cake but for his birthday he relents.
    Like Bec I think it's better to make something small that you can finish on the day instead of a big cake.
    DH's favourite is pavlovas so I just make a few mini pavs and pile them high with fruit.
    How about pumpkin and ricotta muffins? They're yummy.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jun 2009
    In a cottage in a wood
    760

    ooooo Onyx do you have a recipe for the pumpkin and ricotta muffins???? We have good pumpkins at the moment!

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jan 2007
    7,197

    I have a berry sponge that is easy and pretty healthy if you want it.

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Apr 2007
    Gold Coast
    795

    Thank you for all the suggestions.

    Still not sure what i'll make...i've woken up (from next to no sleep) feeling sick- so don't think i can make it down to the shops to get extra ingredients.

    The carrot cake with cream cheese would've been nice- but all the recipes i found i had 1 ingredient- that varied each time from each recipe- missing (eg- one had sour cream, another was almond meal). Also don't have any cream cheese either. The banana cake sounds yummy too- i'm just missing the apple sauce...though i do have some apples which i possibly make some of my own- hmm will see how i go this morning. I've even got all the ingredients to make a pavalova except cream.

    So might have to stick to the chocolate cupcakes...unless anyone has any more recipe suggestions?

    Oh and Tanstar- i would still love it if you could share the berry sponge recipe, please. I know i don't have any berries- but it sounds delicious- so might give it a try for the next family birthday cake.

    So thanks again and any other ideas (including recipes if possible)- please keep them coming.