Carrot Cake

Karl
Karl @knice1on1
Boston, USA

Carrot cake was my mother’s favorite cake. I can remember being four years old and peeling carrots and licking the batter off of the spoon. My father always had something to say about the raw eggs, but my mother didn’t care. Haha, I survived!! Anyway, I got this lamb mold and I wanted to try it out, so I made a carrot cake. This will of course work with any pan.

Carrot Cake

Carrot cake was my mother’s favorite cake. I can remember being four years old and peeling carrots and licking the batter off of the spoon. My father always had something to say about the raw eggs, but my mother didn’t care. Haha, I survived!! Anyway, I got this lamb mold and I wanted to try it out, so I made a carrot cake. This will of course work with any pan.

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Ingredients

45 Minutes
12 People
  1. 2 1/2 CupsFlour
  2. 1 1/2 CupsSugar
  3. 4Eggs
  4. 1 CupCanola Oil
  5. 3 CupsGrated Carrots
  6. 1 CupUnsweetened Apple Sauce
  7. 3/4 CupChopped Raisins
  8. 1/2 CupChopped Sweetened Coconut
  9. 2 TspBaking Powder
  10. 1 TspBaking Soda
  11. PinchSalt
  12. 1/2 TspGround Cloves
  13. 1/2Grated Fresh Nutmeg
  14. 1 1/2 Tsp.Cinnamon
  15. SplashVanilla Extract

Cooking Instructions

45 Minutes
  1. 1

    Preheat oven to 350 F. Prepare all of the ingredients. Peel and shred the carrots. Chop the raisins and coconut. Measure out all of the ingredients. Prepare yourself to be successful. If you have cloves already ground, great. If not, grind them with a mortar and pestle. Add all dry ingredients and whisk together.

  2. 2

    Heavily grease your pan and flour it lightly. Add oil and one egg to the dry ingredients. Incorporate it. Then, add one egg at a time and incorporate. Alternately add in your carrots and dried fruits, mixing throughly after each addition. (You can also add in some chopped nuts).

  3. 3

    If you’re using a 9x13, Bundt, or springform Pan, you can go ahead and just pour all the batter in nicely. Smaller pans, be mindful that the cake will grow and possibly overflow.

  4. 4

    Small cakes were done in about 22 minutes. The larger one took around 45 minutes. It’s not a bad idea to check visually and with a toothpick when it’s near completion. You can feel it... and smell it. Frosting is up to you, I found it sweet enough as is. I added a glaze to the lamb to make it attractive to my nephew.

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Comments (4)

Jasmaine Tuinstra
Jasmaine Tuinstra @jazzyscrazycooking
I saw the chocolate cow and started asking questions😅 now I see it's a mold for the cake but still very cool

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