Mini Flag Cakes

Mini Flag Cakes

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Fourth of July is this Wednesday and I know you have some fun plans with friends and family! Am I right?!

I look forward to the Fourth of July every year because there are a bunch of creative party dishes that I’m always dying to try. The colors red, white, and blue just go so well together and they’re so versatile in dishes! Finger foods are always popular when going to a friend’s house to cook-out or even if you’re having people over. Who doesn’t love miniaturized snacks? I know I’m all about them!

These cute little Mini Flag Cakes are something you should DEFINITELY think about bringing to a party or having at your party. They’re so easy to make and they take virtually no time to prep once the cake part of it is out of the oven and cooled.

Start by preheating your oven to 350 degrees.

Here are the basic ingredients you’ll need to make the base of this cake (red velvet! Yum!):

mini flag cake ingredients

Let’s start by pouring all the contents of the Betty Crocker German Chocolate Cake Mix into a bowl along with the eggs, cocoa powder, water, and oil.

mini flag cake mix

Then pour in an entire 1 oz. bottle of red food coloring to get that gorgeous deep red for the cake!

red food coloring

Now, let’s mix it all up!

mini flag cake batter mixture

Then pour the batter into a greased 9×13 baking pan.

mini cake mix batter pan

Bake in the oven for 30-35 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean. You’ll want to cool your cake until it comes to room temperature.

In the meantime, let’s make the whipped cream!

Pour about 1 cup of heavy whipping cream in the bowl of a stand mixer.

whipped cream recipe

Whip it up!

homemade whipped cream

Whip until it’s fluffy and firm at the same time.

finished whipped cream

Once your cake has cooled, flip it over onto a cutting board.

mini flag cake layers

Then take a serrated knife and slice the cake long ways every 1 to 1 ½ inch or so.

mini flag cake slices

You’ll get something that looks like this!

mini flag cakes stripes

Then slice it the other way to get cubes!

mini flag cake squares

Now you’re ready to pipe the whipped cream. Take a spatula and a sandwich bag and put the whipped cream in the sandwich bag.

whipped cream piping

Cut the corner tip of the sandwich bag. Not too big of a hole!

homemade piping bag

Start piping the stripes on the cake squares!

piping stripes onto mini flag cakes

You should end up with something like this. Add a little bit of extra whipped cream to where the stars will be.

mini flag cake stripes

Then add the blueberries!

mini flag cake blueberries

Repeat until all your squares are done! Aren’t these adorable?!

mini flag cakes

I absolutely love them and they’re SO delicious and too easy to eat up!  I hope your party guests, or your party host and friends, LOVE them and gush about them!

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Anonymous said:

I used a red velvet cake for this 4th of July and it turned out great! Not all the food coloring that way.


7/11/2012 8:52 AM

Wouldn’t this be easier with red velvet cake? Adding that much red food coloring will make your poop red. You’ve been warned.


7/03/2012 4:08 PM
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