Lemon Blueberry Cream Cake
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Lemon Blueberry Cream Cake. Start with a lemon version of our homemade butter cake, then fill with layers of blueberry compote and vanilla whipped cream. A delightful dessert cake for any occasion.

This Lemon Blueberry Cream Cake presents a great flavour combination in a beautifully impressive dessert cake.
It starts with a lemon version of our delicious butter cake filled with a freshly made blueberry compote and vanilla whipped cream.

What an exceptional dessert this one would make at a dinner party or any celebratory occasion.
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Originally published July 2012. Updated June 2020.
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Oh man this looks like heaven on a plate lol
Hi Barry ! Love your recipes
How long can this cake be kept outside ... Seeing that it's covered in whipped cream?
Hi Barry. Use your recipes often and very much enjoy.
This one I didn't have as much success with. I followed the recipe as given with exception of adding some sweetened coconut to the cake batter. The cake was dry & I think it was because of baking time/temperature. At 325°, the cake was not baked in 40 minutes. It took an additional 10 minutes before toothpick came out clean.
Assembled nicely & was very tasty but dry. Wondering if addition of coconut was the problem or perhaps baking at 350° would work better ?
Coconut added to a cake batter will absorb a lot of moisture. You have to compensate for that for sure.