A tri-coloured cake, light and luscious, with castella leftover frosted with vanilla-flavoured whipped cream and garnished with toasted almond slices. It’s a perfect dessert to welcome Easter. If you plan to serve this at your garden party, I would recommend buttercream to frost the cake, so it remains stable throughout the celebration.
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- Cut each castella into three 18x2.5cm strips. Place your mixing bowl and wire whisk in the freezer for about 30 minutes. Then place chilled heavy cream and the vanilla sugar in the cold bowl and beat until stiff peaks form.
- Stack 9 cake strips into 3 layers, applying whipped cream between strips and layers to ensure they stick together and alternating with colour cake strips.
- Spread the top and sides with the remaining whipped cream. Chill in the fridge for 2 hours until set. Remove and coat the cake with almond slices. Slice and serve.
A delicious dessert! Very festive looking.
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Rosa
Baked and was smitten by Kasutera...
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea :)
WOoo。。。this is too pretty! I love the frosting :)
ReplyDeleteOh my! That's a gorgeous looking cake, A! Love the layers but more than that it has been so beautifully presented.
ReplyDeleteGee, LOVE the colours of this fabulous cake. Have a happy Easter =)
ReplyDeleteThat looks so delicious and I love the decoration with toasted almond slices, it's so elegant!
ReplyDeleteThat cake is so beautiful! i can't take my eyes off it!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cake!!!So pretty colors!It is a piece of art!
ReplyDeleteKisses from Greece!
The cake looks pretty ! Love the different layers of flavor !
ReplyDeleteWow, three difference flavours of Castella, and the layers are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAngie...what can I say ...but a piece of beautiful piece of cake art and I am sure it taste good with different flavor of castella cake in one...:) I wish make such a beautiful tri flavor/color castella layer cake with the lips smacking frosting full of almond slices...mmmm yummy!
ReplyDeletewow! This is so nice to have three flavour of castellas in one cake, I can imaging how delicious it will be!
ReplyDeletethe cross section colours are amazing - one of the prettiest bakes I have seen!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely. Makes me wish I was a baker. This is a very impressive cake Angie.
ReplyDeleteSam
Wow! This is getting to be a Castella competition! Everyone seem to be getting into this and creating gorgeous versions ... this is beautiful! I love the crunchy almonds to it!
ReplyDeleteThat is ridiculous! Gosh, you are so amazing. What a stunner.
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ReplyDeleteThis os gorgeous. Wow! I love the flavors and the colors are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous...inside and out!!! I've always wanted to try a checkerboard cake...very cool!
ReplyDeleteOoo..so tempting! And pretty cake too!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous and tempting! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW! Such a gorgeous cake and beautiful clicks. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteanother terrific castella bake! this cake must have tasted so nice with different flavours in it. It looks like a celebration cake now!! Nice work, angie!
ReplyDeleteGosh, Angie, this is a marvellous piece of art. Love the frosting and the cross section is just amazing.
ReplyDeleteOh my ! That looks absolutely gorgeous ! The most beautiful castella cake I've ever seen :)and loved the frosting with studded almonds :-)
ReplyDeletewow, looks too good to eat :)
ReplyDeleteOnce again I love your photo perspective. .... I am drooling over it
ReplyDeleteAngie - you set the standard for the rest of us to try and achieve. This is a beautifully creative cake. Sooo perfect!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool cake! I love seeing such creativity!
ReplyDeleteThat cake looks gorgeous and very impressive. I did not understand what a castella is. Is it a ready made cake?
ReplyDeleteI love the different flavors here, especially the matcha. These type of cakes are not an easy task. I still need some work on the checkerboard aspect. However, your cake here looks amazing, you did an excellent job. I love the looks of the inside as well as the outside, but no doubt the taste is heavenly as well. Great post!
ReplyDeleteUhhh what!? Angie, you've outdone yourself. That cake is so creative and gorgeous--never seen anything like it. Beautiful! x
ReplyDeleteAngie and her creative and artistic mind! I am very impressed with the creativity, young lady. A tri-color layered cake -- what a style! What a great job, my friend.
ReplyDelete~ ray ~
What an absolutely beautiful cake and flavor! I could only dream to create something this lovely. Great job, Angie!
ReplyDeleteWoooow...luce muy bonito es una tentación tricolor,asombroso...abrazos hugs,hugs.
ReplyDeleteWow this looks really luxurious :-) and really professional. I am sure is tasted also fantastic, I want a piece!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great creation - so beautiful and unusual!
ReplyDeleteAwesome work, Angie. How I wish I can have some of it ! Slurp.... The cake looks truly mouthwatering.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day, dear.
Kristy
What a beautiful cake:) It looks so delicious - you're right this a perfect dessert for Easter. Hope you have a nice Easter.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea!! Gorgeous cake.
ReplyDeleteThis is a masterpiece. You must be so proud of yourself to have made something so beautiful and I'm sure delicious! How long did it take to make this?
ReplyDeleteWow, I have yet to attempt any Castella cake, and now here it is with three flavours! Fantastic, Angie! Wish I could have a slice of your beautiful and delicious looking cake!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great!!! Following!
ReplyDeleteIt is so pretty, but I bet it tastes even better than it looks.
ReplyDeleteIt's really beautiful and I like this twist with the Castella.
ReplyDeleteWow - it looks SO pretty and delicious.
ReplyDeleteomg, this is gorgeous beyond words.
ReplyDeletedid you make it to celebrate something special? :)
What a nice cake recipe!!!Really loved it with the checkerboard design.....Good morning from GREECE!!!
ReplyDeleteAngie, your presentation is always so inspirational! What a lovely cake.
ReplyDelete:-) Mandy
How fabulous, I love your tricolours. You are a clever sausage!
ReplyDeletethis looks so crafty! really amazingly pretty and appetizing.
ReplyDeleteThis looks almost similar to checker cake too! :)
ReplyDeletePerfectly done and so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAwesome colors, I'm sure it tastes as good as it looks, what a perfect treat for the Easter weekend!
ReplyDeleteThis cake is a serious masterpiece! Both in flavor and in presentation.
ReplyDeleteCake looks absolutely elegant, delicious and stunning.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful cake! Your guests will be so impressed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely creation! I can imagine how tasty this cake is. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - What a brilliant and creative way to turn leftovers into culinary art! You are really something Angie :)
ReplyDeletechow :) Devaki @ weavethousandflavors
This has to be one of the neatest cakes I've ever seen! ♥ it!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe looks sooo good. I'm going to give it a try this weekend when my friends are visiting. I'm sure they will all love it. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love how the insides aren't perfectly aligned - adds to its fun-ness!
ReplyDeleteSo festive! Perfect for Easter or any celebration!
ReplyDeletegreat cake so pretty have a wonderful Easter :-)
ReplyDeleteOh, wow, that looks amazing! The cake itself looks really light and fluffy and I love those almond slivers!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I have wanted to try making a castella for a while now and to see one divided and put together so beautifull is inspiring! Lovely, Angie!
ReplyDeleteI am always in awe of your baking skills, and this cake is no exception. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAn absolute gorgeous...artistic cake, Angie! So perfect for the holiday, and for special occasions. Love the colors, the light flavor, and the fluffy frosting!
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ReplyDeleteI am admiring your beautiful castella (what a great idea!) while enjoying my own piece of matcha castella :) I couldn't resist trying to make one of my own with all the castellas being served in blogsphere!
ReplyDeleteYou've iced this beautifully. What a pretty little cake!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job!
ReplyDeleteA showstopper! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteThese deserves a WOW! Looks amazing with warm lovely colors! I just LOVE the presentation with whipped cream & almond slices!! Well done & Happy Easter Angie! :)
ReplyDeleteThis one really takes the cake, Angie. Love the playfulness of the colors and the appealing melange of textures. Really, wonderfully crafted.
ReplyDeleteIts a little Art piece! adorable and tempting. =D
ReplyDeleteOh wow. Definitely worth the effort. This looks great!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous cake, and I love the flavor combination, especially the matcha mixed in, YUM!!! It really looks beautiful! Hugs, Terra
ReplyDeleteAngie, this is such a cutie. Like the checkerboard style :)
ReplyDeleteNow I have to do some Wiki search for some of the ingredients to educate myself :)
@Ivy It's a Japanese sponge cake.
ReplyDeleteYour tri-colored castella looks really pretty! I am sure it is delicious too. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and reminds me of a checkerboard cake. I have to try this castella recipe as everyone seems to be baking it of late.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I like the checkerboard look.
ReplyDeletethis cake is a whole new level! it is perfect and it would be perfect to impress
ReplyDeleteIt looks so pretty with the toasted almonds and checkerboard colors.
ReplyDeletethis is all kinds of impressive, angie! what a masterpiece!
ReplyDeleteThat tri-color cake looks absolutely scrumptious. I can totally see myself enjoying this. Great recipe
ReplyDeleteHow extraordinary! I've seen checkerbox cookies before, but never cake. What a marvel you are Angie :).
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine doing this Angie. You are amazing! I have trouble with a simple three layer cake! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and creative cake! Love the Matcha, too!
ReplyDeleteMy gosh...that looks really beautiful, both outside and inside! Love it.
ReplyDeleteoh this cake is way too fun- I love it! I've never seen anything like this!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I love that green from the matcha!
ReplyDeleteAngie, this cake turned out perfectly - and I love how you managed to work in 3 colors! I've never attempted even a 2 color cake, so this is awesome... I am featuring this post in today's Friday Food Fetish roundup (with a link-back and attribution), but please let me know if you have any objections. It's a pleasure to be following your creations…
ReplyDeleteWow Angie, that is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks lovely.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful and I bet the castella layers tastes amazing with the vanilla flavored whipped cream.
ReplyDeleteThis is so neat! How clever is that? Unbelievable!
ReplyDeleteThis looks gorgeous...what a creative and delicious idea! Reminds me of when I was a little girl and my grandma made a tri-color Indian flag ice cream cake for my bday :)
ReplyDeletei know how much work a cake like this requires. kudos to you--it's lovely!
ReplyDeleteHi Angie, sorry for late, I love this cake from outside to inside, it's gorgeous! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty cake! I love that it has three colors :)
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