Eggless White Cake

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photo by Chef Lora and Mathe photo by Chef Lora and Mathe
photo by Chef Lora and Mathe
Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
8
Yields:
2 round cakes
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
  • Combine dry ingredients.
  • Mix well& ensure there are no lumps.
  • Add the wet ingredients in order listed.
  • Stir until well mixed.
  • The mixture should be thick& heavy.
  • Spoon mixture into 2 well oiled& floured 9" baking pans.
  • Smooth the tops with a spatula as much as possible.
  • Bake for up to 30 minutes.
  • Check for doneness after 20 minutes& if not done, cook for another 5 minutes& check again.
  • Remove from oven& cool on wire racks for 10 minutes.
  • Carefully turn out onto a wire rack to cool completely.
  • Layer with jam& a lemon icing.
  • NOTE: It is essential to oil& flour the pans well as the corn syrup does make the batter very sticky.
  • Unlike most sponge cakes, this one does not sag in the middle& while quite light, is still good& hearty.

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Reviews

  1. yum! we were dying for a dessert, but had no eggs. this was great. i made this recipe into muffins, and instead of the corn oil, i used margarine. also, just put a little honey on each half, and devoured. thanks!
     
  2. I made this for our two children for there birthday. Everyone really like it. Tiffany, she really liked it and Trever, he even like it. (He is the picky one!) My sweet hating husband liked it too.
     
  3. this cake was very good. it needs slightly less temperature in the oven and longer time to cook otherwise it IS soggy in the centre. i lowered my oven temperature just a little, and checked the cake every 10mins with a toothpick in the centre until it came out clean. not sure exactly how much longer it took to cook, but it was a substanially longer time. pity its called WHITE cake. mine was DEFINITELY not white inside! perhaps because i used GOLDEN SYRUP(easily obtained in europe, where i live) instead of CORN SYRUP(which is difficult to find). all in all, quick, easy, and good flavour.
     
  4. This was a very hearty batch of cupcakes (yes, I made 24 cupcakes instead of the cake itself) They are dense but taste like a wonderful honey wheat. I sprayed Pam into the muffin cup to make the paper easier to peel and it seems to have worked. We served them with the Maple Buttercream Frosting (recipe 279823).
     
  5. This recipe never worked quite right for me. The cupcakes never rose properly, and they had a damp sticky texture about them.
     
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Tweaks

  1. This was a very hearty batch of cupcakes (yes, I made 24 cupcakes instead of the cake itself) They are dense but taste like a wonderful honey wheat. I sprayed Pam into the muffin cup to make the paper easier to peel and it seems to have worked. We served them with the Maple Buttercream Frosting (recipe 279823).
     
  2. i subbed melted butter for the corn oil and honey for the corn syrup... dont do that!! I had no idea this would make the cake brown..lol It still tasted fine, but I can bet you that it would b much better witht he correct ingredients... now I just have to find them in Australia! The honey gave it the same texture and taste of a spice cake, this would be good if I added some spices and maybe fresh ginger.... hmmm... will do that too.
     
  3. MMMMMM this was soooo good! It was really simple and quick to prepare, too. The only changes i made were that i made just one cake (halvedt he recipe), used applesauce instead of oil, and used cane syrup instead of corn syrup. The edges were deliciously crispy and the centre was soft and moist. cooking time was only 20min for me, but that might be due to my inaccurate oven haha. anyways, I love this cake- im going to make it again and again!
     
  4. yum! we were dying for a dessert, but had no eggs. this was great. i made this recipe into muffins, and instead of the corn oil, i used margarine. also, just put a little honey on each half, and devoured. thanks!
     

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