Today is Valentine's Day so I decided to make the Romeo and Juliet cake. It's been too long since I participated in this club and I couldn't wait to join back in. I do have to admit, when I first saw this recipe I was a little skeptical. Parmesan cheese in a sweet cake? It sounded VERY different to me. But, nonetheless, I decided to try it anyway.
You can't really taste the parmesan in the cake. It's a very soft cake and the flavors all meld together very nicely. I'm glad I tried it because it's very good. It even looks romantic.
I used the recipe posted by Mia from Sugarplum Fairy. I had a little bit of a hard time trying to convert the grams to cups, but it came out fine. Thank you Mia for this wonderful recipe and sweet idea for the month of February!
I've never heard of a romeo and juliet cake! So interesting!
ReplyDeleteUr cake does look so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAm so glad u baked it on 14th !
I thought i will bake it and put it up soon and here i am:-)
It sure does look moist n ur guava paste looks perfect , which one did u use?
Cheers to the Romeo and Juliet cake and thannxx a ton for baking my choice:-)
Happy V week with lodsa love for always!
That looks delicious and simply romantic. The guava paste looks so yummy!! I have to try making it.
ReplyDeleteit looks awesome...don't care much about the Valentine's day, but the cake looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteSugar Plum, I used the Goya guava paste. I use it to make guava cheese empenadas. YUM.
ReplyDeleteWow! Sure wish I was able to find some guavas to make my own paste. This looks quite yummy! Great job!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
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