I had the down-to-earth, healthy scones and muffins in mind when I made this. Rather than thinking of this is a snack, it's better to think of it as a health food full of fibre!I wanted to eat a cake with as little oil and amazake as possible, plenty of carrots, fruit and, nuts and zero added sugar!You can change the oatmeal for the same amount of powder ingredients if you like. You can use rye flour, buckwheat flour, cornmeal, rice flour, bran, or wheat germ instead, whatever takes your fancy.If there isn't a lot of liquid in the carrots, your mixture may end up a bit dry and hard. If this is the case add a bit more soy milk. Recipe by gh97923

I have loved carrot cake all my life and I had never made it until recently. However, I created this recipe by researching several carrot cake recipes. After understanding how most people make carrot cake I set out to make up my own recipe. I experimented with different combinations of ingredients and I added some ingredients that are not typically found in carrot cake. The end result was a very moist tasty carrot cake.

Super moist and quick to whip up!

This cake, packed with lots of carrot puree, has a very moist and soft texture. If your kids dislike eating carrots, make this carrot cake for them.

I wanted to make the carrot cake from my youth.It was heavy on the sweetness, which I didn't mind, but for this recipe, I wanted to keep its moistness (this is key!) while making it a bit healthier.Baking time vary by oven.If it seems like it's going to burn, cover with aluminum foil. Recipe by Kyansama

Tried out a recipe from Youtube channel PrudentBaby late one night. It was so quick and equally awesome in taste! Now have to actively stop myself from making it everyday.

This is the carrot cake that I've been making since I was in high-school, when I was into making snacks.I'm posting it here as a memo for my daughter.You can use the leftover carrot juice from Step 7; I mixed it with water, lemon juice, and honey to make carrot juice. Recipe by kurukurumin

I actually made this cake for Valentine's day. I mean Valentine's day is too overfilled with chocolate and heart shapes. Sometimes we just need a simple cake like this. Unlike all the carrot cakes which I'd tasted, there're actually carrots in this cake. Those commercial cakes are usually filled with food coloring and artificial flavorings. To make the cake worse, they used over-sugary cream cheese fillings which kinda make the cakes unbearable to eat, IMHO.As you should have known, I am not a fan of cakes. So, if I have to eat a cake, it has to be my way; dense, moist, fudgy and custardy without over the top sweetness or frosting. Bruno Albouze seems to have what I am looking for. Head over to his YouTube channel for gorgeous desserts, cakes and dishes. Subscribe to his channel too.I decided to decorate my cake with some bits and pieces of honeycomb. There are a few names to call the honeycomb: honeycomb toffee, hokey pokey or cinder toffee. It is like a science experiment when the baking soda is added. I also decided to keep my cake 100% vegan, cos it is one of my goals for 2019; to push out at least 1 vegan recipe a week. In closing, I really hope you will give this recipe a try. I know I am late tho, but this cake will sit well on any dining table without any special occasion.

It's said that this cake doesn't have the raw taste of carrots, so I wanted to try it out. It turned out to be quite delicious, and the addition of brown sugar gives it a great flavor.TipsFor the vegetable oil, I used sunflower oil (it's suggested online not to use olive oil as the flavor would be too strong). You can use butter, but vegetable oil is a bit healthier.Tasting NotesThe carrot cake with the caramelized flavor of brown sugar doesn't have any of the raw carrot taste.

A simple and easy-to-make traditional American cake that will change your perception of carrots. If you have nuts on hand, feel free to add them for extra texture and flavor.

When I was living in England, I received this spiced carrot cake numerous times during the Christmas season. I got a friend to teach me the recipe. The original version was sweeter, but I took the liberty of reducing the sugar and oil, but for the most-part the steps and ingredients are true to the original.Generally speaking, if you use margarine rather than butter, there is no need to add salt.In Step 1 when sifting the dry ingredients, exclude the almond powder.In Step 6, the longer the batter rests, the richer and tastier it becomes. It's okay to let it rest for 2 or 3 days. Recipe by tora-mame. (One 18 cm diameter cake.)