Blackberry Rhubarb Cake
This Post May Contain Affiliate Links. Please Read Our Disclosure PolicyWell friends, today I’m back with final rhubarb-inspired recipe. (You can check out all the rhubarb recipes here.) However, this time I’m taking a break from my favorite strawberry / rhubarb combo and testing out a different berry. Even though I really do like rhubarb on its own, there’s something about pairing it with a sweet berry that just makes it all the better. For this delightful treat, I’m pulling inspiration from this rhubarb cake recipe, but adding in some blackberries (and extra rhubarb) for even more flavor.
This cake actually reminds me so much of my past. From sweet treats at home, to a cafe I worked at during high school, rhubarb always found its way into muffins and cake. It’s such a unique flavor, and one you can only get certain times of the year. That instantly makes it special.
What I love about this recipe is that it’s insanely simple. I mean, seriously. So simple.
I also really like staple recipes like this one. If I have yet to convince you to give rhubarb a try, you can easily substitute any fruit or berry for the rhubarb and still have a super moist and delicious cake. This obviously is wonderful for an after-dinner dessert, but I find myself enjoying it most with a cup of coffee for breakfast. Perfection.
Let me show you how to make it.
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You are really going to love this cake. If you happen to try it with different fruits and berries, let me know which combo you like best. I’m excited to try a few other flavors myself.
Enjoy and happy baking!
Holy moly this cake is amazing! So easy to make and clean up from. The cake is exactly as described “wonderful for an after-dinner dessert, but I find myself enjoying it most with a cup of coffee for breakfast”. Used frozen blackberries and it still turned out great. Will be making again
Yum, that looks so tasty! Blackberries are one of my favorite fruits. I can’t have gluten but I’d bet that this would be an easy sub with gluten-free all-purpose flour.
I think that this is the recipe which will forge me to finally try rhubarb. 😉
Do you think that blueberries would make a good substitution for the blackberries?