this cake has a good texture and is soft and fluffy.
However, I keep organic sugar on hand for making kombucha and I've found that the finished flourless chocolate
cake has a better texture when made with granulated organic sugar than when it's made with coconut sugar (my top choice of baking sweeteners).
Not exact matches
I know its not GF, but I love subbing out about 1/2 of the flour for rye flour when I want the
cake to be extra sticky and gooey:) In addition to being
better for you, rye flour
has less elastic glutens in it and as a result its awesome for gooey
textured desserts!!
So the experimenting began to find the World's
Best Cinnamon Coffee
Cake: I decided that a great coffee cake must: Have a great texture It should be irresistible - everyone who tries it should want a second piece I
Cake: I decided that a great coffee
cake must: Have a great texture It should be irresistible - everyone who tries it should want a second piece I
cake must:
Have a great
texture It should be irresistible - everyone who tries it should want a second piece It...
I like using olive oil in
cakes, as
well as the oil been ready to use right away
cakes made with olive oil seem to
have a really nice bounce to the
texture.
I
have baked countless Paleo banana
cakes from all the
best known chefs, each with the promise of a traditional banana
cake flavor and
texture.
I don't
have good memories of food served by a gluten - intolerant friend, especially
cakes... also gritty
texture in desserts that should be smooth... but she always said she loved her creations.
I
've made this
cake once before and it was great, but my icing was a little off in
texture and appearance, I think because I don't
have a standing mixer (did the
best I could with my hand held one).
I also
had the layers sliding about a bit, but it held together
better once it
had been in the refrigerator several hours The
texture was not what I expected, more like a sweet bread than a
cake, and one of my guests thought it was zucchini bread.
For what it's worth, I
've tried several different versions over the years, sometimes side - by - side for comparison, and this one, based on Joy of Cooking «s «Dairy - Free Chocolate
Cake,»
has consistently turned out the
best, in terms of both flavor and
texture.
Cake has a beautiful
texture and stays
good for few days which is great for me.
The
cake is moist and
has a lovely velvety soft smooth
texture, it goes really
well with the cream cheese frosting.
Plums and pluots — a hybrid that blends the color of plums with the flavor and soft
texture of apricots —
have a natural tartness that flatters the accompanying pound
cake (which tastes even
better if made a couple of days ahead).
This one actually rose
well and filled an entire ramekin, and actually
had a
cake - like
texture.
This apple meringue
cake is one of the
best apple desserts, the meringue
has a crispy exterior while the
cake is soft and apples bring such a wonderful flavor and
texture, a delightful and comforting fall dessert indeed.
We use glace cherries in our which are obviously super naughty and don't really bear any relation to real cherries, but they are just right in a pineapple upside - down
cake — and
have a much
better texture than tinned ones — bleugh!
Cake layers can be refrigerated for up to 3 days (they actually taste
better when refrigerated and
have a
better texture for stacking).
Best fruit dessert is peach - cornmeal upside down
cakes — they
have such a
good texture and are so delightful!
The
cake keeps
well in the fridge for up to three days, but it will
have a denser
texture after being refrigerated.
The outer ring of the
cake was cooked through and it tasted great and
had good texture.
By far the
best homemade honey
cake I
have tasted based upon both flavor and
texture — but how can I reproduce the exquisite honey tops from the Green's and Schick's honey
cakes which are sold in New York (and which are both really excellent products)?
To thicken these oats up a bit, I used ground chia seeds instead of whole (which adds a
better texture, in my opinion), a touch of coconut flour to thicken it up and add a
cake - like
texture (almond meal
would also work), a little bit of vanilla, a dash of cinnamon, some NuNaturals pure stevia (without any fillers — just stevia), and finally, creamy non-dairy unsweetened almond milk.
This one actually rose
well and filled an entire ramekin, and actually
had a
cake - like
texture.
Hello Jocelyn your
cake looks amazing the
texture looks fantastic, I
have just wrote down your recipe and i know for sure I'm going to love it, Im going to read up on more of your recipes I'm sure they will be every bit as
good thank you so much for sharing.
Melted chocolate
would significantly change the
texture of the
cake, but it could be
good.
Thanks Erica, that's what I love about this
cake, too, I
've always been averse to separating and whipping egg whites... plus, I think this
has a
better texture... so glad you liked it!