Add a third of the remaining flour mixture and mix
Add half of the milk and combine
¾ cup milk
Add another third of flour and mix
Add remaining milk. Stir to combine
Add remaining flour. Stir just until combined. Scrape down sides with a spatula making certain everything has been well mixed.
Remove bowl from mixer and fold in blueberries and the flour mixed with the berries.
Pour into a well greased and lightly floured bundt pan
Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven for 55-65 minutes or until cake is cooked through. Test cake with a toothpick to determine if cooked through.
Place cake on a baking rack and allow the cake to cool in pan for about 10 minutes. Invert pan over a baking rack and allow cake to cool for an additional 5-10 minutes. Carefully remove cake pan and allow cake to fully cool on baking rack.
Glaze
Combine powdered sugar and lemon juice until smooth
1¼ cup powdered sugar, 2 tablespoons lemon juice
Spoon glaze over the top of the cake allowing excess to drip over the top and down the sides
Notes
Read the entire recipe all the way through before beginning. There are a lot of steps and it's helpful to know all the steps before starting.
Use the fluff and scoop method when measuring your flour. This helps prevent compacted flour which can result in a dry cake.
All ingredients should be at room temperature. The butter should be very soft, but not melted. Set the eggs and the amount of milk needed on the counter about 30 minutes before beginning. This will allow them to warm up slightly.
It's helpful to rinse your blueberries and then dry them so they are slightly damp. This helps ensure the flour sticks to the berries. Just make certain the berries aren't too wet.
The berries do sink and many will end up at the bottom of the cake pan. The flour on the berries helps slow down the sinking and some will end up in the middle of the cake. You can also reserve a small amount of blueberries and add them directly to the top of the batter just before baking. Don't push them down into the batter.
Do not overmix cake batter. Just stir enough so the ingredients come together.
Be sure to fully spray the cake pan with a nonstick spray and then dust the pan with about a tablespoon of flour. I use a small sieve and tap it so the flour falls lightly onto the pan. Then invert the pan and tap lightly so any excess falls away.
Baking time will vary depending on your oven and the pan you use.
Nutritional value is estimated at one slice of cake when the cake is cut into 12 pieces.