October 10th is National Angel Food Cake Day #AngelFoodCakeDay. I remember at times my parents would have Angel Food cake for dessert. Even though David says he likes Angel Food Cake its been forever since I’ve had a slice of Angel Food Cake. Also check out October 10 National Cake Decorating Day #NationalCakeDecoratingDay.
Infact I can’t remember the last time I had a slice of Angel Food Cake and because of this I don’t even know if Charlie has ever had a slice of Angle Food Cake. I was thinking I might go to Walmart this afternoon and pick up a Angel Food Cake to surprise David with.
After our adventures today we could come home and let Charlie and Tim try a slice of Angle Food Cake with us. Then I could take a slice to Charlie’s David for something different. Would you like a slice of Angle Food Cake with us? I have Milk to go with the Cake unless you want something different.
National Angel Food Cake Day is falls on October 10th. I would like to suggest using a mixer to bake a Angel Food Cake, except if you’re looking to work out those arms. This spongy and fluffy dessert’s name is derived from its texture which as we know is light and airy and the Angel Food Cake is enjoyed by thousands all over the world.
Angel food Cake is a low-carb Cake recipe that is baked mostly from thoroughly beaten Egg Whites infused with Flour and Sugar. Historically, Angel Food Cake has been an all-time American favorite since its discovery, due to its lightweight, chewy and airy texture.
The origin of the Angel Food Cake has been debated over the years, even though it is believed to have originated in the United States in the mid-1800s. Historians believe that Angel Food Cakes originated from African American slaves because making a Angel Food Cake required intensive labor to whip air into the Egg Whites. Alternatively, a number of historians suggest that Angel Food Cakes originated in Southeastern Pennsylvania because of the abundant production of Cake molds in the area.
Regardless of the Angel Food Cakes, origin the Angel Food Cake has different cultural significances among varying ethnic groups and indigenous people. Among African Americans, Angel Food Cakes are commonly served at funeral receptions to signify a deceased person’s transition into the realm of the Angels .I didn’t know that did you? Among the Pennsylvania Dutch, the Angel Food Cake is traditionally served as a Wedding Cake, signifying the blessing of a couple’s union by the Angels.
However different its significance among different cultures might be, one thing that everyone can agree on, is that Angel Food Cake is a delicious delight, no matter the occasion, especially when topped off with a glaze or Whipped Cream for some extra deliciousness.
The beginning of the celebration of National Angel Food Cake Day is unknown but its popularity but is so widespread that it’s no wonder people all over the United States and in other parts of the world celebrate National Angel Food Cake Day annually.
How to Observe National Angel Food Cake Day
- If you have the opportunity today make an Angel Good Cake but before you begin backing gather your friends and family to help with this fun family baking project. Try out different recipes and toppings for the Angel Food Cake.
- Teach the kids how to bake your favorite Angel Food Cake recipe by getting the kids into the kitchen to help you make a Angel Food Cake. Then share the Angel Food Cake with your child’s class and invite the kids to recreate the recipe in a mini-cooking class.
- Find another passionate Angel Food Cake lover and try to recreate each other’s recipes. If you both have similar recipes, bake something entirely new and different.
Interesting Facts About Angel Food Cakes
- Did you know Angel Food Cakes have lower fat content than regular cakes because they are baked without Butter?
- Angel Food Cakes are baked in tube pans with holes in the center.
- In 1880, a recipe for a Angel Food Cake was published in the “New York Times.”
- Here is a fun fact for you. There are several options to choose from when choosing toppings for an Angel Food Cake.
- Angel Food Cakes come in different flavors for an enriching experience.
Why National Angel Food Cake Day is Important
- Angel Food Cakes can be enjoyed with Fruits, Ice Cream, Custard, Curd, or Whipped Cream. A Angel Food Cakes crumb-filled texture allows you to experiment with different toppings for a new experience.
- If you want to give your tastebuds an explosion of flavor then you should have a slice of Angel Food Cake with a glass of Sweet Wine for an amazing taste experience.
- Can you imagine a world without Angel Food Cakes which is National Angel Food Cake Day is a reminder of the existence of these Cakes.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
