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By Karen19
on September 04, 2002
Man, oh man! Exceptionally moist. I substituted applesauce for the oil (left in the butter)and greased the pan for baking. My 6-year old added ingredients in no particular order and it still turned out fantastic! I'll never use another recipe for this cake!
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on February 19, 2003
Made this into moist, delicious muffins. Didn't tell the fussy ones there was zucchini in them until they had finished and declared they delcious. This is a keeper.
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on February 04, 2003
My husband was hankerin' for a piece of chocolate cake so I whipped this one up for him. He never knew that I put zucchini in it! I did put a chocolate frosting on it(sweet tooth). Thanks for a yummy cake!
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 Vicky P
on September 30, 2002
Out of all the Zucchini Chocolate Cake recipes, this was the one I chose and I'm glad I did (and so was my husband). Very good, moist cake. I changed a few things: first spray & flour the pan, whenever a cake mix asks for oil I liquify the same amount of bananas, in this case I used 3/4 cup bananas plus 1/4 cup oil. Could use 50/50.(Try it, you'll be glad you did)also used 3 eggs because I had so many, and I used whole wheat and unbleached flour combined. Thank you for this recipe, will make it again. Vicky P.
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on September 15, 2002
Yum! Moist & delicious--and not too sweet. Be sure to grease the pan, though. We'll make this one again.
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on August 16, 2002
This is great and so moist that you don't need to frost it. Very easy too.
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on March 17, 2010
I hate to add anything negative, but I was duped by this same recipe twice and thought it might be worth adding my two cents. I made this a few days ago and when I finished mixing the batter realized that I had made this very cake last year and had forgotten it was the same recipe. The recipe does not have enough cocoa in it to make it truely chocolately. It's a very light colored batter.... and not very chocolately cake either. 1/4 cup wasn't even close. I tried to add a little at the end when I realized it, but it was too little too late. If you are looking for a nice dark chocolate zucchini cake/bread, this one may leave you wanting more... it needs a LOT more cocoa. Sorry!
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on January 03, 2010
We loved this cake, and make it all the time. I freeze individual pieces, and then we can pull one out to take for lunch whenever we want. I use 1/2 sugar/splenda, and also applesauce for the oil. The chips do seems to sink to the bottom, so I will try the mini chips next time. Love it though!
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I love when I find a recipe that can be made as is and it turns out perfect! This makes a nice, thick batter that spread nicely into my 9x13, was done baking at exactly 1 hour, and tasted wonderful. We had a hard time letting it cool, it smelled so good. The cake was moist with a good crumb and had a rich chocolate flavor. If I were to change anything (and I don't know that I will) it would be to cut back the sugar to 1 1/4 or 1 1/2 cup, we don't eat many sweets and this came across sweeter than we are used to.
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on July 23, 2010
Great recipe. Very moist and flavor was great. Made into muffins, which I had a horrible time getting out of the muffin tins despite using my usual product which works great with other recipes. Will make again, next time with muffin tin liners!
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on November 14, 2009
Wow! Fantastic cake!!! We all huddled around the pan after it cooled and the best afternoon snack ever! Thank you so much for this wholesome dessert.
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on November 09, 2003
Charlie - Fantastic cake!!! Not a single person who tasted it, could tell that zucchini was an ingredient. You could ice it, but it stood on its own, without it.
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this cake was wonderful.Followed recipe just as posted and made 2 cakes. I frosted one with chocolate cream cheese frosting and left the other plain. both cakes were gone in 2 days. My 15 yr. old son hates any green vegetable so I didn't tell him there was zucchini in this cake. he took some to his friends house and between them I think they ate half the cake I did tell him later it was zucchini cake ...
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on August 21, 2003
thank you for a wonderful, moist, delicious cake recipe. I had some zucchini and buttermilk to get rid of; this was a great way to do it. Mary
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on October 29, 2011
Good but a little dry to me. I did love the chocolate chips! I actually think these would be good as a muffin.
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on July 22, 2010
Super moist and oh so good. I made it just as the recipe stated except for the walnuts. My family does not care for walnuts. The 2nd time I made it, I used applesauce instead od the oil. UUUMMM Good. No need for icing on this cake. This recipe is a keeper. Thanks for a great recipe and another way to use up the Zucchini.
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AWESOME!! I have an abundance of zucchini and this is one of the 2 best ways to use it all up! (Other is the recipe for canned zucchini salsa on here!) To Die For!!
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I followed the directions exactly but it came out a tad dry. Maybe it's my cheap electric oven? I've never been a great baker, my sister swears it's my oven. Nevertheless, everyone had seconds! Thanks!
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on June 10, 2010
Best. Cake. Ever.
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on May 24, 2010
It is a simple recipe and it turned up really good. My 19 months old had 4 of them before before to bed and I bake them in mini muffins tray.
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