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2 sticks unsalted butter, softened (225 grams, 8 ounces or 1 cup).

I usually cut the final cake into individual pieces, wrap them, and then freeze them. The recipe freezes beautifully if you would like to save some for later. Purchase a two pound box, because you will need 5 1/2 cups of flour for the cake. You can find Swan's Down Cake Flour in the baking aisle at most St. Whatever the origin story, there is little doubt that the New York Style Crumb Cake is a wonderful and easy-to-assemble breakfast item.īe sure to use cake flour in this recipe. New Yorkers like to think they invented the crumb cake, but it actually originated in Germany. This New York coffee cake, with its large, delicious crumbs, is our idea of an anytime treat.