Yogurt Blueberry Bundt Cake {gluten-free friendly}

A crowd-pleasing yogurt blueberry cake made in a bundt pan for an effortlessly beautiful presentation. Gluten-free friendly, lightened up in comparison to your traditional blueberry cake.

This post is sponsored by Stonyfield Organic. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own. Be sure to head over to this post where I share more about my visit to Stonyfield Organic dairy farms in Vermont.

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Friends! Are you seeing what I’m seeing?

The most beautiful blueberry cake I’ve ever laid my eyes on!

I should also mention this is the most delicious, gluten-free friendly, blueberry glazed yogurt blueberry cake recipe.

Sorry for the mouthful.

So I recently got a new bundt pan and I’ve *very* excited about it. Naturally I had to put it to good use ASAP.

Lucky for you this beautiful blueberry cake happened.

Yogurt Blueberry Bundt Cake

*swoon*

If you want an easy crowd-pleasing dessert, just bake a bundt cake. They’re effortlessly beautiful without having to mess with layers of frosting and all that jazz.

Ingredients needed for yogurt blueberry cake

We’re using Stonyfield Organic Whole Milk Yogurt in this recipe which helps keep this cake moist, without having to rely on extra butter or oil.

Speaking of organic milk, did you know it’s actually higher in omega-3s in comparison to conventional non-organic milk? AND the balance between omega-3s and omega-6s in organic whole milk is better for our health.

That has to do with the fact that organic cows are grazing on pasture that is naturally rich in healthy fatty acids.

More reason to add Stonyfield Organic yogurt to this blueberry cake recipe!

Don’t forget to check out this post where I share our farm tour experience!

You also need:

• 1:1 gluten-free baking flour (or a whole wheat white flour, or whole wheat pastry flour)
• baking powder, baking soda and salt
• unsalted butter
• olive oil (or another light oil)
• granulated sugar
• large eggs
• organic milk of choice
• vanilla and almond extracts
• fresh blueberries

How to Make this Yogurt Blueberry Bundt Cake

You’ll first want to mix together the dry ingredients – flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt.

Make sure you’ve rinsed and dried the blueberries, then tossed them lightly with flour. This helps them from sinking to the bottom of the batter bowl.

In a large bowl with an electric mixer, beat together the butter, oil and sugar until smooth. I like to use butter in this cake recipe for more flavor, but you could likely use all oil, or all butter.

Then add eggs, mixing on low-medium speed until thoroughly combined. Make sure to scrape down the sides of the bowl as needed.

Next begin adding about half of the flour mixture with half of the yogurt. Give the batter a few stirs before adding the remaining flour and yogurt, and then add in the milk. Stir again until *just* combined – you can still have flour bits remaining here.

Finally fold in your blueberries – once that is done your batter should be thick but smooth.

Spread the batter into the bundt pan and bake for about 45-50 minutes.

NOTE: I batter will rise a bit, this is fine. Cover the top with foil at the 30 minute mark to prevent too much browning.

I promise, this cake is easy! I’m just being thorough in my explanation 🙂

Don’t forget the blueberry glaze!

To make the blueberry glaze, I warmed up 1/2 cup of fresh blueberries, then blended with organic confectioners sugar (powdered sugar). The ratio listed in the recipe card creates a thick glaze, but feel free to use less powdered sugar if you want a thinner glaze.

I. Am. In. Love.

Questions about this blueberry yogurt cake

• Do I have to use whole milk yogurt? You can use lowfat, 0% fat or even vanilla (and then maybe cut back on added granulated sugar by about 1/4 cup). Greek yogurt should work, but the recipe was not tested this way and you may need to thin out the batter ever so slightly with more milk.
• Can I use a different flour? The best flour to use is either the 1:1 all-purpose gluten-free baking flour, or a whole wheat white flour, or a whole wheat pastry flour.
• Can I use maple syrup instead of granulated sugar? Unfortunately this recipe was not tested with a liquid sweetener, so subbing honey or maple syrup would affect the other ingredient ratios.
• Do I have to use a bundt pan? You can likely split this cake recipe into two 9″ round cake pans for a layered cake, or a 9×13 pan. I did not test this way (yet) but watch baking time at 20 minutes, then test with inserted toothpick for wet batter.

I hope you enjoy this blueberry yogurt cake!

If you make this recipe, be sure to leave a comment and review on the blog! I love hearing from you and it helps others learn more about the recipe too. Xx Ashley

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