Fudgy Whole-Wheat Yogurt Cake
- Ready In:
- 35mins
- Ingredients:
- 9
- Serves:
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9
ingredients
- 354.88 ml whole wheat flour
- 118.29 ml unsweetened cocoa
- 236.59 ml sugar
- 118.29 ml yogurt, any flavor
- 59.14 ml butter, softened
- 354.88 ml water
- 4.92 ml vanilla
- 7.39 ml baking soda
- 7.39 ml vinegar
directions
- Grease an 8x8 pan and preheat oven to 375.
- Blend all ingredients together in a medium bowl.
- Pour batter into prepared pan and bake for 30 minutes, or until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean.
- Serve as is, frosted, or dusted with powdered sugar.
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Reviews
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I thought this was great! Light and moist. I used plain yogurt so it tastes more like a sour cream cake. To the person that hated it...you baked it too long maybe. my oven runs very hot and I adjust my temp downward quite a bit. I have to watch things carefully but this came out fine. added a vanilla buttercream frosting. my daughter loves it!!!
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This cake is phenomenal! Very moist, and not totally unhealthy. I even cut the sugar to 1/2 cup and butter to 1/8 cup and it was very good. I did like it better after it sat for a day, it got even more moist. I stored in the refrigerator, and topped with a mixture of yogurt and peanut butter for a peanut butter fix. Thanks a bunch!
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This cake was TERRIBLE!!! I cooked it for about 50 minutes at 375 (& my oven's hot!) and when I took it out, the edges were pulling away from the sides and the top was about to burn, but when I let it cool (thinking that would cook the middle a bit) and cut a piece, the inside was still wet! I thought it might at least taste good, and be like a sort of pudding cake, but it tasted awful!!! Never again!
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I am originally from Colorado but now I go to the University of British Columbia getting my major in Cognitive Systems. I love to cook and share my recipes with friends and family. I also like to knit and crochet and go out for dinner and drinks with friends. I am always looking for good Mexican and Italian dishes as that is what I grew up on, but I find that good Mexican and Italian are more scarce in BC. I was a vegetarian for awhile, but now I eat poultry regularly and beef and pork if I can't avoid it or something looks too good to pass up, but as a result a lot of my recipes are vegetarian or can be made vegetarian easily. If you happen to be a vegetarian or interested in cutting some of the meat out of your diet, I highly recommend Mark Bittman's _How to Cook Everything Vegetarian_ as it is fabulous.
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