Sugarfree red velvet cake
Sugarfree red velvet cake
This sugarfree red velvet cake is perfect for Halloween! The rich, velvety cake gets a spooky twist with a bloody glaze drip that oozes over the edges. Inside, you’ll find a creamy layer of cream cheese buttercream, which beautifully contrasts with the red cake. Despite its intense look, this cake is completely sugarfree, so you can enjoy it guilt-free. Ideal for a Halloween party filled with deliciously spooky treats!
This sugarfree red velvet cake is also low in carbs thanks to Steviala almond flour. Even during Halloween, you can indulge while staying sugarfree and low carb.
Ingredients
Sugarfree Red Velvet Cake
- 200 grams Steviala almond flour
- 150 grams Steviala Kristal Sweet
- 6 eggs
- Pinch of salt
- 1 packet of baking powder
- Red food coloring
Sugarfree Cream Cheese Buttercream
- 400 grams cream cheese, room temperature
- 100 grams butter, room temperature
- 50 grams Steviala Frost
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Sugarfree Glaze Drip
- 100 grams Steviala Frost
- 1 egg white
- Red food coloring
Baking supplies
- Stand mixer
- Mixing bowl
- 18 cm round springform pan
- Squeeze bottle
- Icing spatula
Preparation
How to Make Sugarfree Red Velvet Cake
Start by preheating the oven. Add the eggs and Kristal Sweet to the stand mixer and beat for 5 minutes until light and fluffy. Sift the almond flour, salt, and baking powder, then gradually fold it into the eggs using a spatula. Add red food coloring to the batter and pour it into a greased springform pan. Bake the cake for 30 minutes and let it cool completely.
How to Make Sugarfree Cream Cheese Buttercream
Meanwhile, prepare the buttercream. Make sure both the cream cheese and butter are at room temperature. Whip the cream cheese until light, then add the butter in small pieces. Add Steviala Frost and vanilla extract, and continue whipping until the mixture becomes smooth and airy. Refrigerate the buttercream.
Once the cake is cooled, slice it into two layers. Spread some of the buttercream on the bottom layer, then place the top layer on it. Frost the entire cake with the remaining buttercream and smooth it out with an icing spatula. Chill the cake for at least 30 minutes.
How to Make Sugafree Glaze Drip
Finally, prepare the sugarfree glaze. Whisk the egg white until frothy, then gradually add Steviala Frost until you get a smooth glaze. Tint it with red food coloring. Pour the glaze into a squeeze bottle and drip it over the edges of the cake.
Want an extra spooky effect? Stick a knife into the cake and you're ready for Halloween!