Before you even begin, you need to grease and flour a bundt pan. Quick tip…use this cake release in place of the grease and flour. It’s a one stop shop. I use this anytime I’m making a cake that I need to release from the pan (if I can’t use silicone). Just drip a little into the pan. Then stick your hand in a sandwich bag and cover the entire inside of the pan with the cake release. Works like a charm EVERY TIME!
For this recipe, I needed chopped pecans. To chop the pecans, I used my food chopper. Quick and easy way to quickly chop any kind of nuts…I have also used it for onions.
Substitutions/Additions made by Cooking After Class for Blueberry Coffee Cake:
- substitute plain greek yogurt for the sour cream
Tips from Cooking After Class for making Blueberry Coffee Cake:
- The batter was thick! Almost too thick that I didn’t think it would turn out…but it did. When it’s time to fold in the blueberries, do it carefully. When you use a knife to swirl the batter, I used the knife to turn over the batter…it was way too thick to swirl but still turned out wonderfully.
RECIPE: Blueberry Sour Cream Coffee Cake
Effort: Moderate
Time: 1 hour 15 minutes
Kids Comments: Delicious!
Make it Again: Probably on a special occasion…this is not a healthy breakfast!