This is, in my mind, the taste of autumn placed into a cake. I highly suggest letting it cool, slightly then rubbing butter all over the cake, while the cake is still warm enough to melt the butter. I use a cake mixer for this so the mixing goes a little smoother, than by hand.
I copied Loof's idea of making a half batch and turning it into cupcakes! They turned out really nice, and I too used a buttercream icing on them. The next time I make this, I will use a bit more cinnamon and maybe a tiny bit more of the cloves and nutmeg as I love these spices together. Made for Fall PAC 2011. Thank you.
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Made this recipe as given right down to rubbing butter over the top of the warm cake! We really liked that as a nice alternative to the usual frosting! I particularly liked it with just a dab of some sweet potato butter that we recently purchased in a specialty market ~ Absolutely wonderful with all those spices in the cake! [Made & reviewed for one of my adoptees in this fall's round of Pick A Chef]
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Very tasty spice cake! I made 1/2 of the recipe and made it into cupcakes. I liked your idea of putting butter on the warm cake, so I made a buttercream icing for the cupcakes and it was a great pairing. Thanks for sharing your recipe! Made for Fall Pick-A-Chef 2011
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