Red Velvet Cake 1kg
Product Features;
- Mix can be easily adapted for vibrant Swiss rolls
- Can also be used to produce colourful cookies and waffles
- Red Velvet provides a subtle milk chocolate flavour
- Freeze-thaw stable
- Suitable for grating to use the crumb as a decoration on cakes and other products
- Consistent formula and taste
Red Velvet Cake Mix
Vizyon Red Velvet Cake Mix provides a high volume with a fine, soft texture. Perfect for either commercial baking as well as home cooking and cake making. Made using genuine natural colourants combined with a complementing flavour, they provide a soft crumb and velvety texture. Plus with its unique mix, you will achieve greater volume and a lofty yield per cake.
With a fantastic taste and texture, the Vizyon Velvet Cake mix provides a genuine, natural flavour with a vivid colour and velvet texture. Along with being freeze-thaw stable, Vizyon Velvet Cake mixes will retain their moistness, softness and freshness over a longer period.
Simplify your baking processes and maintain a consistent flavour and quality which can be both time and labour saving as well as great economical savings overall
The Red Velvet Cake mix has a distinct deep red colour which comes from natural beetroot red colourants. In addition you will find it’s flavour is a subtle milk chocolate taste stemming from the chocolate and vanilla flavouring.
The Vizyon Red Velvet Cake Mix will assist you to maintain a standard flavour and quality while keeping the cake’s freshness for a longer time. In a convenient, resealable foil pouch or the larger, bulk craft bag, the powder mixture will ensure you make fantastic tasting velvet cakes whenever you need.
Available in;
- 1kg resealable pouch
- 10kg craft bag
Vizyon Velvet Cake Recipe & Directions
Ingredients
Ingredients below for either a Cake or a Swiss Roll. Alternative recipes provided depending on the preferred ingredients to be used.
As a guide, the following ingredient quantity will make enough cake batter for 3 x 20cm cake rings (approx 550-600g batter in each).
Cake Recipe |
Cake Recipe 2 | Swiss Roll Recipe |
Swiss Roll Recipe 2 |
|
Velvet Cake Mix (g) |
1000g |
1000g | 1000g |
1000g |
Eggs (g) |
400g |
400g | 750g |
600g |
Water (g) |
300g |
300g | 200g |
400g |
Oil (g) |
200g |
– | – |
50g |
Vizyon Cake Gel (g) |
– |
– | 15g |
– |
Butter (g) – Room temperature (do not melt) |
– |
120g | – |
150g |
TOTAL CAKE BATTER (g) |
1900g |
1820g | 1965g |
2000g |
Mixing Directions
The following provide an outline of the mixing directions depending on the type of mixer beater piece used and the desired finish of the cake sought.
Cake |
Swiss Roll |
|
Mixing Process (min) |
1 min slow, 4-6 mins medium speed |
1 min slow, 6 mins high speed |
Whisk |
Spongy Texture, Soft |
Spongy Texture |
Palette |
Firmer Texture |
Not recommended to use |
Impact of Overwhipping |
Sticky, unbaked appearance in the internal structure of the cake |
Weak texture and elasticity |
Baking Directions
The following table provides baking oven directions relevant to the particular cake tray or cake ring used. Please use as a guide. Cooking time may need to be adjusted according to your particular oven.
Baking Tray |
Cake Ring |
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Size |
40 x 60 x 1 (cm) |
25 x 35 x 3.5 (cm) | 50 x 70 x 3.5 (cm) | 20 x 5 (cm) |
30 x 5 (cm) |
|
Cake | Batter (g) |
– |
750g | 1500g | 550-600g | 700g |
Time (min) for convection oven |
– |
40-45 min | 45-50 min | 45-50 min |
45-50 min |
|
Temperature (°C) for convection oven |
– |
160-165°C | 160-165°C | 160-165°C |
165-170°C |
|
Time (min) for alternative oven |
– |
40-45 min | 40-45 min | 40-45 min |
40-45 min |
|
Temperature (°C) for alternative oven |
– |
170-180°C | 170-180°C | 170-180°C |
170-180°C |
|
Swiss Roll | Batter (g) |
950-960g |
– | – | – |
– |
Time (min) for convection oven |
12-13 min |
– | – | – |
– |
|
Temperature (°C) for convection oven |
190-200°C |
– | – | – |
– |
Additional Tips
Ingredients
- Batter will make around 3 x 20cm cake rings with approximately 550-600g in each. Alternatively, batter can also be poured onto a cake tray and cut using a cake ring from the tray once baked. Leftover off-cuts can then be grated and used as decoration over the cake.
- Oil or butter ingredient mix – Sunflower oil generally can be used in place of butter. This may be more cost effective as a cheaper ingredient source.
- Original Velvet cakes are typically prepared using butter. Note that you should add an additional 1 to 1.5 minutes extra mixing time to obtain a similar texture that an oil ingredient cake.
Mixer
- The mixing table above provides an indication of the likely impact of overwhipping the batter mixture.
- The speed of the mix is important where an initial 1 minute on low speed will mix the recipe ingredients together, then the 2nd applicable higher speed is necessary to obtain the final product structure.
- Mixing equipment can be important for the density of cake sought. If a ‘Palette’ beater is used, this will generally provide a more rigid structure, along with more vivid and darker colours. The Palette beater would also tend to be used at very low speeds.
- If you mix the batter faster or longer, this could lead to undesired results such as the cake crust falling down or there may be a stickiness in the middle of the cake which would appear as though the cake has remained unbaked.
- Moistness of the cake is generally not impacted by differences in the type or mixer beater used (whisk or palette).