Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Pound Cake Sandwiches (Colorblock Dessert!)



Are you looking for a cold, refreshing and comforting dessert? These pound cake sandwiches will not disappoint! Sweet, Creamy, delicious sherbet nestled between two hunkin slices of pound cake make for a very delicious dessert. And its colorful and summery. During these warm months, my ice cream maker is always on overdrive as I whip up homemade ice creams, sorbets and sherbets.  I was pressed for time so I made the homemade pound cake and used store bought sherbet.  If you want to save time or just don't feel like baking a cake, you can use a store bought loaf pound cake and sherbet.


I know the moment I post a recipe, I instantly lose some of you until I post another fashion item. Who says food can't be fashionable? A color block dessert? Um, Yes Please!!!! This blog is about style at 360 and well, in my world that includes fabulous food!


Try serving this at your next barbecue or gathering. I guarantee you have a hit!

This is a quick and easy showstopping dessert! Don't you want some?

Pound Cake Sandwiches

Ingredients

1 cup  unsalted butter
1 teaspoon salt
3 cups granulated sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
5 large eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla
3 cups sifted all purpose flour (sift 3 times before you measure it)
1 cup whipping cream

Directions:

Butter and flour or use nonstick spray on 2 9x5 loaf baking pans and set aside.

Cream butter and sugar with an electric mixer  until light and fluffly (approximately 4-5 minutes).
Stop once or twice to scrape down batter from sides of bowl and then add eggs one at a time beating slowly after each additon. Add one third of the flower mixture at low speed and add half the whipping cream. continue alternating flour and whipping cream and end with flour. Add vanilla and mix to combine. With rubber spatula scape down sides until completely mixed pour into loaf pans 2/3 full.

This cake does nor require a preheated oven. Put cake in unheated oven at 325 for approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. Oven times vary, so check at the 50 minute point. Depending on which oven I use, this cake gets done in under 1 hour, but in an oven that may not get as hot,it might take the whole 1 hour and 15 minutes.



It is scorching outside and I would love nothing more than for you to join me for pound cake sandwiches by my pool. How does that sound?


Me and my mini me are having this for dessert.  Life is Sweet!
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25 comments:

  1. I love your food posts! This is fun!

    Shasie
    Live Life in Style

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  2. I have never thought of this. So cute. They look great!
    -Meagan
    http://spunkychateau.blogspot.com

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  3. Who thinks of this! It looks so yummy!

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  4. This looks Wonderful! I will definitely make this.

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  5. How creative and fun! Perfect for summer - it's definitely on my next bbq menu! Thanks for sharing!
    ~Brett
    charmedlifediva.blogspot.com

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  6. Emma, let me know how you like it and Brett, let me know how it goes over at your next barbecue!

    xoxo

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  7. These look dlish! and very springy and cute. Would love to serve them after a bbq summer lunch dinner at the house.

    Loved your latest outfit posts as well.

    thank you for visiting my blog.
    Daphne.
    http://fashiondivamommy.blogspot.com

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  8. This gots to be the best food post ever...great color blocking doll...loves it.

    XoXo
    http://fashionmakeuplifestyle.blogspot.com/

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  9. OMG!!!!! Delicious!!! I really like taste a piece haha!! I'm following!

    Look my blog and if you like it, follow me!!

    www.sickbytrend.com

    xx

    sBt

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  10. Colorblock is crazy hot right now! I love that you created a colorblock dessert! Yum!

    xo

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  11. You certainly do not lose me! I am positively dying over that 6 flavor pound cake you posted. I have to find that secret ingredient and then it's on. But this one I can do tonight :-)

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  12. How fun, and not to mention delicious!! Fashion and food in perfect harmony! I'm definitely going to have to give these a try. xo

    Kathryn

    http://sweetteaandchampagne.com

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  13. what a fun idea for a post!

    definitely following you now!

    http://www.stylish3.com/marylane

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  14. I really want to take a bite out of this. I'm so going to follow you... Please don"t take this recipe down.....going to make this.

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  15. This is unbelieveably creative. Such an amazing idea, perfect for a tea party !

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  16. Thanks for stopping by my blog and for leaving such a sweet comment! I have to tell you I absolutely LOVE pound cake. Definitely saving this recipe for the future! It will be a fun one to try :)



    Stop by again soon! xoxo!
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  17. it must be a very tasty snack i'll make it for my sister who takes school exams and i think she will love it!

    kisses
    caramellitsa
    http://caramellitsa.blogspot.com

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  18. Oh, those are so clever, and they look delish!

    Thanks for popping over to G&G recently!

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  19. These have to be the cutest things I have scene. Color blocking is really taking over in all forms!
    xoxx ShopMyClothes
    http://www.shopmyclothes.com/

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  20. Wow this looks amazing!
    Definitely one i'll be giving a go :)

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  21. Oh, my goodness! This is so yummy!
    Linking this up with us made the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop better and more special. Thank you!

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  22. oh my gosh...you SUPER rock! I would also love if you would send me a sherbet ice cream recipe...looking for a healthy alternative...bought an ice cream maker at a garage sale and will give you FULL credit! Thanks so much for sharing!
    ~Heather

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