Delicious Carrot Cake Recipe Biography
Source(google.com.pk)I love carrot cake, but it is a challenge to find a really delicious, moist carrot cake that is also easy to make. My father-in-law also loves carrot cake, but he's diabetic. I want to experiment with a few different recipes and ingredients to develop one of the best ever carrot cake recipes, including a low-fat version and a lighter sugar version.
It might not be moist. It might not rise properly. It might not taste AWESOME. The low-fat and lighter sugar versions might not be good at all. My father-in-law will be disappointed if the lighter sugar version is a flop.
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Get out the butter and eggs, and cream cheese to warm up to room temperature
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees, oil the pans and dust with flour
Position the oven rack 1 step above the middle
Line the bottoms of the pans with parchment if you want to turn the cake out of the pans after baking
Measure and combine the flour, spices, salt and baking powder in a bowl
Drain the pineapple and reserve the liquid
Peel, grate and measure the carrots
Measure the coconut
Chop and measure the walnuts
Combine the carrots, walnuts, pineapple and coconut
Using a large bowl, cream the butter or veggie sticks, add sugar and mix well, then stir in the beaten eggs, or egg replacer and juice
Stir in the combined carrot mixture
Stir the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients
Spread the mixture in the oiled pan(s), and bake for 45 minutes for a large cake, and about 1/2 hour for smaller pans, 20 - 25 minutes for muffins
Cool in pans on wire rack, for 10 minutes. Turn out on rack if necessary. Cool completely before frosting
Gradually sift and mix in 1/2 the icing sugar
Add the rest of the lemon juice, then more icing sugar as needed
The frosting should be pretty stiff, and should be chilled covered for 1/2 hour before spreading
Spread frosting on completely cooled cake
Optional: sprinkle top with finely chopped walnuts or toasted coconut
Half the sugar, substitute 1/3 whole grain flour, and leave off the frosting. At that point, you could make muffins or quick bread or call it a snack cake.
We made a sugar free version, using a diabetic sugar substitute and no frosting, for an important wedding guest. I wasn't sure if that made it okay for diabetics to eat, but I kept my mouth shut.
For this carrot cake recipe, you'll need a large metal cake pan, 10x13 inches. This recipe also makes a nice layer cake, using two 8 or 9 inch round layer cake pans. Carrot cake bakes best in relatively thin layers. You'll need to adjust the time if you use different sized pans.
Because it's so loaded with goodies, this cake needs to get off to a quick start so it'll rise nicely to carrot cake stardom. So I recommend setting the baking rack one step up from the middle of the oven, and using a metal instead of a glass pan for faster heating.
The recipe goes together smoothly and quickly if you get out all the ingredients first and group them according to the 3 steps for assembling - dry ingredients, tasty additions, and wet ingredients. It helps a lot if the butter is very soft and the eggs are almost warm, along with all the other ingredients. That's what I mean by room temperature.
Important: Double the frosting recipe for a layer cake. Halfing the recipe works well, but remember to half the lemon zest and lemon juice for the frosting! And be sure to zest the lemon before you cut and squeeze the juice.
This gluten free carrot cake is a healthy dessert for cookouts, picnics and graduation parties.
Today’s post is for of one of my favorite readers, ~M. She requested gluten free carrot cake a while back and I post it now in honor of her recent graduation. I find this to be the perfect time of year for carrot cake.
You may have noticed a new little feature on the sidebar of this website –in computer programming terms it is called the “democracy poll.” Basically it is a survey that allows you to vote for the dish you would most like to see me post. The current competition is between Chocolate Cupcakes, Mango Chicken and “Candy” Bars, which by the way are winning. Go ahead, stop by and cast your vote for the recipe you would most like to see up here.
Update: The poll is now closed and removed from the sidebar. Thanks to everyone who voted!
In other competition, my spring has been filled with baseball. As I have mentioned, I am coaching my son’s little league team and it is quite a hoot. We won again yesterday, though more importantly, the boys are playing as a team and have great spirit. It is somewhat amazing to see how focused 9 year olds can be and how supportive they are of each other. This coaching deal has been a real treat for me.
Chef Richard and Chef Vikki compete to see who can create a healthier version of the Savant’s classic Carrot Cake recipe without losing any of the flavor. The Savants are a lively young family whose kids suffer from severe allergies. Ainsley (8) and Luca (5) both suffer from allergies to dairy, peanuts and wheat, which makes it very difficult for mom to find recipes that work for the entire family. While there is a long list of family recipes they could rehab, they find it most difficult to find dessert recipes when it comes time for the kid’s birthdays.
My favourite vegetable has to be carrots,so much so I felt it needed its own blog post! Apart from the reaping benefits of good eyesight ;) Its definitely the most sweeter of all the vegetables and for me one of the most versatile. I’ve put together my top three simple carrots recipes from sweet to savoury. Starting off with what I can say is the best cake I have made yet! But hold on before you bypass the other two!…. The sesame carrots are the best accompaniment for any dinner, so easy to make and insanely mouth watering! Lastly quick coconut carrots, its great for adding a hint of taste to any plan meat or fish dish!
Cream eggs yolks & honey together
Add in almond meal, carrots, orange, essence and spices if used
In separate bowl whip egg whites till stiff and fold into mixture
Add walnuts now if using
Spoon mixture into a lined tin or silicone loaf tin
Bake for 50-60 min, check using a knife, if it comes out completely clean its done (could take longer than 60 depending on oven…so don’t freak out). After 25 min I put tinfoil on top to stop the top from getting over cooked
Drain water from cashews, blitz in blender until smooth
Add the rest of ingredients and combine
Wait until the cake has fully cooled before spreading on top or use like a butter and spread it on a slice!
* I’m sorry if you get addicted.
In a hot pan heat up the oil and add in the carrots, stir and cook until carrots are turned golden brown
Add in the seeds and let them toast alongside the carrots, check to see if the carrots are a little soft but not too over done you still want a little Al Dente!
Add sesame oil, soya sauce and cook for a further 2 min
Such a simple dish but it is so flavoursome and after you make it once it becomes second nature, everyone who has eaten at mine thinks its taken way more time and is always impressed by it! Well now they know… just how easy it is!
Simply blend carrots until smooth, stir in coconut oil and salt
Garnish with toasted coconutGood to have with plain white fish or plain grilled chicken, it adds a bit of flavour and makes eating clean a little easier!
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