There is no better way to thank mom for everything than homemade food. From classic carrot cake and hummingbird cake to bread with frosting, these recipes will definitely make her day special. Melissa Libertelli/Food Network When it comes to Mother's Day, we all talk about grand gestures, such as special dinners or handmade desserts. That's why we like the idea of baking cakes for mom's big day. Of course, it takes a little planning. Yes, you must spend some time decorating it to make it look beautiful-but it is a dessert that promises to show your mother how much you care. Fortunately, we have many good ideas to help you find something suitable for your mother in life, starting with this imitation Chantilly cake. It was inspired by Whole Foods' berry Chantilly cake, which has a group of fanatical fans-it is well known that fans queue up to buy it.
Our recipe is very simple, so bakers of all skill levels can make a super-tender white cake and frosting as light as frost to make a special snack for Mother's Day. Get the recipe
Carrot cake with spiced cream cheese icing
Every mother must like Molly's simple carrot cake. She used hawaij, a Yemeni spice mixture with nutmeg flavor, in cakes and icing, which made the cakes unique. If you can't find it in the grocery store, this recipe will take you step by step to make it yourself at home with the spices in the storage room.
Chantell Quernemoen/Food Network for recipes Strawberry Cake
Treat mom to one of the most popular desserts in Ree‘s Mercantile restaurant. This "home-made" strawberry cake uses several time-saving shortcuts: strawberry box cake, jam strawberry jam and strawberry cream sandwich cookies.
Food network to get recipes Oreo cake
Mom likes chocolate? This Oreo cake has cocoa and dark chocolate in the batter, as well as cream cheese cream decorated with broken Oreos. It is very fluffy and suitable for any celebration.
Sean rosenthal/Food Network to get recipes. Strawberry and wine flower cheesecake
Take out this beautiful baking-free cheesecake, and mom may think you are a professional baker! We use sliced strawberries and oranges to make flowers at the top, but you can also make your own patterns with other fruits. As long as you don't eat pineapple, kiwi fruit, papaya, mango and guava, they all contain an enzyme that will prevent gelatin from solidifying normally.
Matt Armendariz/Food Network for recipes Hummingbird cake
If mom likes banana bread, she will like hummingbird cake made in cardia. Banana puree combined crushed pineapple, coconut slices, roasted pecans and warm baking spices to make a gentle and sweet cake, which reminds people of her favorite fast bread. Finally, it ends with rich buttermilk cream and dried fruit, which is a worthy introduction for mom's special day.
Food network to get recipes Double chocolate red wine
In Giada's decadent dessert, red wine plays a dual role. Wine is mixed into the cake batter to taste and mixed with powdered sugar to make a beautiful pink glaze.
Melissa Libertelli/food network to get recipes Sprinkle cake
Make a bright and cheerful dessert with Molly's simple recipe. All you need is some baked staple food and some colorful candy crumbs. Best of all, this recipe can be used to make three-layer cakes or cupcakes-whichever mom likes better!
Food network to get recipes Chocolate cookie cake
This is not the ordinary giant cookie cake you bought in the shopping mall. Molly uses a mixture of almonds and hazelnut powder as the basis-a little almond extract really makes nuts taste shiny. On the top is gorgeous cream icing, a dessert that mom will like.
Food network to get recipes Almond honeycomb cake
This instant cake is soaked in the smell of wild flower honey, citrus and nutmeg, and then coated with a smooth honey glaze-just like a real honeycomb!
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