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upside-down cake

 

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Noun upside-down cake has 1 sense
  1. upside-down cake, skillet cake - batter baked atop a layer of sweetened fruit then turned upside down so fruit is on top
    --1 is a kind of cake

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Upside-Down Cake

Description:

An upside-down cake refers to a type of cake where the traditional order of ingredients is reversed during the baking process. Instead of the traditional method of placing the cake batter on top of the fruit or other toppings, an upside-down cake is assembled by layering the fruit or toppings at the bottom of the baking pan, followed by pouring the batter on top. Once baked, the cake is flipped upside-down for serving, resulting in a delightful presentation with the fruity or caramelized topping on the top.

Examples:

As a noun (food):

1. I love baking pineapple upside-down cake with a layer of caramelized pineapple rings on top.

2. The cherry upside-down cake was a hit at the party, with its vibrant red cherries adorning the golden cake.

As a noun (colloquial/slang):

1. After the wild party, I woke up feeling like an upside-down cake.

2. He stumbled out of the bar, completely upside-down cake, unable to walk straight.

As an adjective (describing a cake):

1. The bakery offers a diverse selection of upside-down cakes, including apple, peach, and plum varieties.

2. The restaurant serves a decadent chocolate upside-down cake, drizzled with ganache and served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

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