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Absolutely awesome recipe. Did same as some of the others and added vanilla essence. I also made mixture as muffins baking for 24 mins Thx for sharing
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Qu33nb33
on May 26, 2008
This cake came out fabulous! I added a tsp vanilla and lemon zest. Fantastic! I made half a recipe in a loaf tin so had to adjust cooking time. I used plain greek yoghurt but I'm going to try flavoured yoghurt next time. Will definitely make it regularly!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #538126
on July 15, 2007
This cake is great! I increased the recipe by doubling it and I added a little vanilla. However, other reviews said it took longer to cook than was mentioned, not so for me. I cooked mine in a sheet pan and it was slightly overdone at 40 minutes. But it tastes great. I will make it again.
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The first time I made this I found the cake was still uncooked in the centre. I added 20 minutes to the cooking time and it was perfect. I add grated lime zest and small pieces of mango to the mixture. It's a big favourite!
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on November 15, 2006
so very awesome.. I followed the recipe to a tee.... the only difference is that I served with whipped cream and a sprinkle of shaved chocolate... thank you for sharing
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountI feel like I shouldn't rate this recipe because my attempt surely didn't do it justice. I didn't have self-raising flour so I added baking soda to all-purpose flour, but the cake just didn't rise. I also used raspberry yogurt that I had on hand. Although the cake didn't rise, the taste was great! I will try again using the right kind of flour and different yogurt flavours! Definetly worth another try!
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Absolutely delicious cake - even better later on in the day. I subbed 1/2 the oil for apple sauce and it was great!
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on March 30, 2006
How wonderful! This cake was really perfect in every way. Every time I bake a cake it turns into a disaster. But this cake came out the perfect shape, texture and taste. It looked beautiful and tasted so moist and could not have been easier to prepare. I dusted the top with icing sugar. My friends raved about it and want to cook it themselves. It was gone in 20 minutes before everyone got to try it! I used a circle tin and it turned out fine.
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I had no butter but had some yoghurt and sour cream that needed to be used so searched for a muffin recipe and also searched under "cake" and I stumbled upon this one. I made a little bit less than half the recipe to just make 6 muffins. I just used 1 egg. I poured a little bit of batter in, then sprinkled on cinnamon sugar, then poured batter on top till it was 2/3 full in the muffin pan. I then sprinkled more cinnamon sugar on top and then used a toothpick and swirled it around. I baked it at 175C for 22 minutes. Since I didn't have any butter, while the muffins were baking I made a syrup (I make this all the time for my Middle-Eastern cakes)with 2 TBS water and 2 TBS sugar just by boiling it till the sugar dissolved. When the muffins were done I brushed the tops with the syrup (I normally would have used butter) and then sprinkled more cinnamon sugar on the tops. These came out soooo moist and sooo good!!! I was going to take a picture but I didn't grease the muffin pan good enough and they didn't come out very clean LOL... and then again, this recipe is for a cake and not a muffin like I did :D
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Umm Amani
on December 30, 2004
I made attempted to make this cake but failed ~:( To start off with I started making the recipe and then realised I didn't have any self-raising flour so used plain flour and added baking powder. Then I didn't know wot temperature to put the oven at as my oven goes by gas mark. So a bit of a disaster. No fault to the recipe though just to the baker concerned. I really want to attempt it again because I have tried ScarlettC's yoghurt cake and it was delicious!!! Anyone know what gas mark I would need to put my oven on?
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A VERY EASY cake! I just added 1 teaspoon vanilla essence. The consistency is slightly different from a usual cake and maybe slightly heavier but VERY good! Thank you for sharing this!
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on February 15, 2004
This is how an artist must feel with a new white canvas: I immediately wanted to start adding things. But I didn't. I made this recipe EXACTLY as posted ;-). I added the ingredients to a large mixing bowl in the order given, beat at medium speed for 3 minutes and baked it for just over 1 hour at 350F. I am not a metric person, so I used the little calculation button to change the measurements to US-they were just right, because this cake came out perfect! It has a wonderful texture and a nice flavor-not bland. I did not even frost it, just served wedges with a sprinkling of Grand Marnier and a drizzle of chocolate syrup. My only problem was deciding what pan to use for baking. I am not sure what a "ring pan" is, so I used a 9 inch round cake pan, but I probably should have used a Bundt or angel food cake pan because the batter puffed way up over the top of the pan. Just a note: I used organic plain whole milk yogurt.
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Serving Size: 1 (132 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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