Lemon Blueberry Pound Cake Recipe

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Paula Hennig | Flickr

Celebrate the coming of spring with a refreshing cake that will delight any crowd. Our lemon blueberry pound cake makes the perfect dessert after a hearty meal. It has bursting chunks of blueberries and freshly squeezed lemon juice, and it is gluten-free! Serve a slice of this blueberry lemon cake after dinner or with a cup of coffee for a fancy afternoon snack.

Tips on Making Lemon Blueberry Pound Cake

With this recipe, you can easily achieve an elegant-looking cafe-quality cake. Here are a few things to take note of when making lemon blueberry bundt cake at home:

  • Don’t just scoop the dry ingredients; fluff them first using a fork. Once fluffed up, make heaping scoops using your measuring spoons and cups. Use the straight edge of a knife to level them flat. This will ensure that you don’t overpack the cup with your dry ingredients. Or better yet, use a kitchen scale if you have one.
  • You may use fresh or frozen blueberries. If you use frozen ones, to avoid discoloration on the cake, refrain from thawing them.
  • Refrigerate the lemons before zesting and juicing them. Also, zest the lemons first before juicing them. Doing this will give you the most zest and juice. 
  • Use a light-colored Bundt pan if you have it. Darker pans absorb more heat and could u brown the surface of your cake, making your cake less attractive. To compensate for this, you can decrease the temperature setting of the oven by 25 degrees F. 
  • Use room temperature eggs. Your batter will be easier to work with in the creaming stage.
  • Do not overmix. Too much mixing can make your blueberry pound cake dry and rubbery.

Looking for more pound cake recipes? Try making this fruity pineapple pound cake or this rich cream cheese pound cake

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you make pound cake moist?

The secret to a moist pound cake is to add an acidic ingredient such as buttermilk, greek yogurt, or sour cream. Their high fat content adds richness and moistness to the finished cake. The slight acidity tenderizes the gluten in the flour, making a soft and springy cake. Refrigerating pound cake for up to 5 days would extend its shelf life, but it could also dry it out. To prevent this from happening, make sure to wrap the lemon blueberry bread well with plastic wrap.

What is the best flour to use for pound cake?

If you opt not to use gluten-free flour for this recipe, the best flour to use for pound cakes is cake flour. It develops the least gluten, which means the cake will be as soft and tender as possible.

How do you keep blueberries from sinking in a cake?

This trick applies to making blueberry loaf and blueberry cake recipes. Simply coat the blueberries with a tablespoon or two of flour before folding them into the cake batter. The flour will absorb any excess moisture from the fruit and will lessen the chances of them sliding into the bottom. Alternatively, you can take ⅓ portion of the batter into the pan before tossing the blueberries in. Then, fold the blueberries into the remaining batter. The plain batter will act as a cushion at the bottom.

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Conclusion

Enjoy a taste of spring with our delectable blueberry lemon pound cake. It’s rich in flavor, thanks to the fresh ingredients, and is good as a snack or dessert after a meal. Share this sweet, buttery delight with your friends and family today!
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