Hello Mommy Moment readers! I am so happy to be here with you today to share an amazing dessert idea….Strawberry Shortcake in a mug – such a delicious strawberry shortcake mug cake.
Our family loves desserts, and what could be better than a dessert that that can be made in a mug a in a minute? This recipe makes a delicious, gooey white cake with very basic ingredients. And when you add some strawberries and a little whipped cream…it turns into a wonderful strawberry shortcake. This is a wonderful little cake that kids can have fun making themselves. They can help measure ingredients and stir the mix with a spoon until smooth. Kids love to stir! So let’s get to the recipe, shall we?
White Cake In A Mug
{Serves 1}
Ingredients:
4 tablespoons + 1 teaspoon white flour
2 tablespoons white sugar
dash of vanilla
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
3 tablespoons milk
Directions:
1. To a mug, add flour, sugar, vanilla, oil and milk. Stir until smooth as shown.
2. Cook cake in mug in microwave for 1 minute. {My microwave is 800 watts. If your microwave has higher wattage, cook for 50 seconds or adjust accordingly.}
After 1 minute in the microwave, there will be a nice tender and gooey cake. Let cool.
Once cake is cool, add some sliced strawberries and whipped cream. It will taste delicious! Such an easy, yummy strawberry shortcake mug cake!
It has been so fun being here with you and sharing this treat! I hope you enjoy it! Have a lovely week!
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Elizabeth Matthiesen
Wednesday 27th of May 2015
I like this idea immensely, thanks so much for sharing. I'm amazed at how easy it seems to be to make this, thanks for sharing :-)
Lexi
Thursday 24th of March 2016
ARe you serious???! This is horrible flavor, texture and all.
Lisa
Friday 12th of September 2014
This was great! I have a chocolate mug cake recipe but I hadn't found a good white cake one. We found it a bit gooey for our tastes, but on the second try I used self-raising flour instead of AP, and it was a lot fluffier. Thanks!
Jody @ Mommy Moment
Saturday 13th of September 2014
Lisa, thanks for your tip on Angie's recipe - I am sure other readers will appreciate it.
Ashley Mullen
Saturday 6th of September 2014
Leave the whipped cream out and delicious! Thanks for sharing this with us. :-)
mongupp
Saturday 23rd of August 2014
yummy! something easy for my kids to make and eat!
Elva Roberts
Monday 12th of May 2014
Sounds so good that I will just have to try it. Thank you for this recipe.