Jewish Coffee Cake in a Bundt Pan

"This moist cake is a request by family members at holiday gatherings. You'll love the moist texture."
 
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Ready In:
16mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
8-10

ingredients

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directions

  • Mix first 5 ingredients for 10 minutes with an electric mixer.
  • Pour 1/2 of cake mixture into greased and floured Bundt style pan.
  • Pour 1/2 of sugar, nut and cinnamon mixture on top of cake batter.
  • Swirl into batter with knife.
  • Pour remaining cake mixture on top of sugar mixture and top with remaining sugar mixture and once again, swirl with knife.
  • Bake for 1 hour at 325 degrees or until done.

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Reviews

  1. Carrie, mmmmmm,This was a great tasting and very easy to make cake.And YES it was very moist. Thanks so much for this grat recipe. Darlene Summers
     
  2. My husband has been bugging me to make this again! We enjoyed it very much. I left the nuts out because I didn't have any at the time, but it still turned out great. Also an attractive cake to serve to guests. ADDENDUM--September 10, 2006: Almost a year after first trying this cake, and it's still the one my husband always requests! Thanks for a wonderful recipe.
     
  3. Delicious! And it reminds me very much of this wonderful sour cream cake that my mother often makes. This is a wonderful dairy-free alternative with a similar taste. I do recommend using nuts that are WELL chopped, as they interrupt the nice texture of the cake if they are too crunchy. Thanks, Carrie!
     
  4. I made this Coffee Cake for Rosh Hashana-loved by all. Made it again 2 more times-shared recipe with friends-thank you. Bunny
     
  5. I made this for a brunch at my church and everyone loved it. I followed the directions except I added a simple drizzled icing over it, and put some brown sugar in along with the other ingredients in the nut filling. This is an excellent bundt coffee cake.
     
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Married to husband Steve for 14 years with 2 daughters Madeline 11 and Rachel who is 5. I grew up in a time where Mom's stayed home and cooked from scratch. My biggest pet peeve about other peoples cooking is when they use too much salt. My favorite type of food varies on my mood. But generally it's something Middle Eastern or Asian. The recipes I post are recipes that I've tried and would make again or recipes from my childhood-good old comfort food. ENJOY!
 
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