Kajkage inspired Easter Chicken Mini Cakes (vegan)

Easy26 March 2026
Drei kleine, runde Osterküken-Kuchen aus gelbem Marzipan mit rosa Schnäbeln und schwarzen Augen aus Sesam. Die Küken sitzen auf grün gefärbten Kokosraspeln in einer weißen Schale, dekoriert mit dunklen Schokoladeneiern auf weißem Hintergrund.

Preparation time:

10 minutes

Freshly hatched! These sweet Easter chicken mini cakes are almost too cute to eat. Inspired by the Danish cult classic 'Kajkage' – a beloved treat made of fluffy sponge and creamy filling – these chicks are tucked under a yellow marzipan coat. 100% vegan, of course!

Ingredients for
1
sponge cake base
1
whipping cream, plant-based
5 Tsp.
raspberry jam
200 g
marzipan, plant-based

Step 1/8

Knead the turmeric powder into two-thirds of the marzipan until evenly yellow. Use the freeze-dried raspberry powder to color the remaining third pink and set both aside.

Step 2/8

Cut small round shapes out of your cake base.

Step 3/8

Whip the vegan cream until stiff and fill into a piping bag.

Step 4/8

Place a small dollop of raspberry jam in the center of each cake circle. Pipe a bit of whipped cream onto the raspberry dot until it is completely covered.

Step 5/8

Roll out the yellow marzipan and cut into medium-sized circles large enough to fully cover the mini cakes.

Step 6/8

Gently cover each mini cake with a yellow marzipan circle. Use the remaining yellow marzipan to shape and attach little wings.

Step 7/8

Shape small bird beaks from the pink marzipan and place them onto the mini cakes. Press two black sesame seeds into each chick to create the eyes.

Step 8/8

Optionally arrange the Easter chicks on a bed of "matcha grass" (shredded coconut mixed with matcha powder) or alongside chocolate-covered raspberries and enjoy!

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Artemis hat einen Schal um, steht vor hellem Hintergrund und lächelt in die Kamera
Artemis Chodzinski

Working Student Social Media Marketing

Taking a quick food pic at the café, while moving the plates around to find the best natural lighting and perspective? For a person who lives for aesthetic food styling, that is simply undebatable! If she could, our content creator Artemis would turn nearly every cute visit to any vegan café into a huge food photography shoot, but of course she also doesn’t want to keep her friends and colleagues from digging into their cakes and coffees for too long. That’s why she reserves the more time consuming shoots for her home kitchen or the studio, where she creates super delicious and aesthetic recipe content for mainly the international Koro social channels.

Food and art also take up a huge part of Artemis’ personal life and she loves to share everything she creates and everything that excites her on her own Instagram and YouTube channel. Doesn’t matter if it’s illustrating, crocheting, cooking, baking or making and painting ceramics, name any creative project and Artemis is on board. And if then you have a soothing lofi-playlist running in the background and funny memes are exchanged in between as well, the absolute dream scenario for her has been achieved.

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