Classic Vanilla Cake
This was the first cake I have ever made as a child.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Heat the oven to 400°F (205°C)
- 2
Spray cooking spray onto 2 9-inch pan. Canola Oil can be used but you will need to use a cloth to spread it around.
- 3
Get a large mixing bowl and pour the dry ingredients in first. Flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar.
- 4
Next add the wet ingredients to a smaller bowl and mix together. Tip: Use baking butter not tub butter because the cake will not be as moist. Butter, eggs, vanilla extract, and milk.
- 5
Mix the wet and dry ingredients. Mix till smooth.
- 6
Pour into 2 9-inch pan and cook for 35 minutes.
- 7
Once baking time is done, take a toothpick and stick it in the cake. If dry, its done, Gooey then cook it longer.
- 8
Cool for 20 minutes. Recommended: Sprinkle powdered sugar and place a strawberry on top. Customize your cake!
Cooksnaps
Did you make this recipe? Share a picture of your creation!
Similar Recipes
-
-
Classic Vanilla Sponge Cake Classic Vanilla Sponge Cake
This is the most basic sponge cake, but it tastes so moist and fluffy. For healthy reason, I replaced the butter with vegetable oil, the topping cream is whipped cream not butter cream. This could be the most healthy cream sponge cake ever, but not vegan. shuangpignon -
Quick vanilla cake Quick vanilla cake
Quick dessert that is versatile. you can add whatever flavors in that fancy you or add crumbled candy to top before baking:-) jasmine82 -
Vanilla cake Vanilla cake
Here’s the recipe for eggless vanilla cake which I absolutely love. You can bake vanilla cake in a oven or in a pressure cooker. Pooja Singh -
Vanilla cake Vanilla cake
I prefer this anytime over any other cake coz it is simple with fragrance of fresh vanilla into it, and doesnt need any icing sugar on topand no refrigeration required ;)... enjoy it with tea /coffee or as a quick dessert bite :) aseem.khan.14 -
-
-
-
-
-
Vanilla Pound Cake Vanilla Pound Cake
Good old fashioned pound cake that grandma use to make breadnnbutter -
More Recipes
Comments