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Bublanina (Fruit bubble cake)

Czech bubble cake made by www.cooklikeczechs.com
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Bublanina is a traditional Czech dessert that is enjoyed throughout the country. It’s typically made with a simple sponge cake that’s studded with fresh fruit like strawberries, cherries, or blueberries. Bublanina is light, airy, and a lovely taste of summer.
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The name ‘Bublanina’ comes from the Czech word ‘bublina’ which means ‘bubble’, referring to the cake’s light and airy texture. 

Bublanina has been a beloved dessert in Czechia for generations, and there are many variations of the recipe. Some versions use a yeast-based dough, while others use a lighter sponge cake batter. Some recipes call for the addition of whipped cream or a sprinkling of cinnamon on top – you won’t catch us saying no to that.

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This recipe uses high-fat cream to keep the cake moist. We tested this recipe and can confirm it is pretty yummy. And moist. Perfect with fresh strawberries! 

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Mark’s recipe features cherries and apricots, finished with a Czech drobenka crumb topping.

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If any of your party guests are allergic or sensitive to gluten, whip up this gluten-free Bublanina and be their hero forever! 

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Coconut ambassador Erika shares this vegan recipe using coconut sugar, coconut cream, and coconut oil.