Moist Cake Recipe

Posted by xox (187 days ago)

I'm wanting a good recipe to make really moist yummy cakes. I've heard Nigella has a good one. Does anyone have a great recipe?

(I am based in Hong Kong)

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Posted by AimeeJ (186 days ago)

Most sponge cakes should be moist if you make them correctly - technique and ingredients are everything - just let me know what type of cake - choc, carrot, plain, fruit etc etc and I can help.

Also, any cakes made with almond meal/ground almonds will be very moist.

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by 4G (185 days ago)

AimeeJ would you be having any vegan cake recipe ie no eggs
Any one would do , grateful if you would like to share your recipe because Im always scared to try out an untested one from books
Thanks

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by xox (185 days ago)

Hi AimeeJ,
Thank you for helping me with a recipe.
I would like to make a birthday cake for my daughter. I'll probably try to make a teddy bear-shaped cake either chocolate or vanilla flavoured. I will want to ice it, but my cake recipes are a little too dry. I want a delicious, moist recipe.
I would appreciate any help / suggestions.
Thanks!

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by AimeeJ (185 days ago)

xox, I've pm'd you the vanilla sponge recipe - I've just sent the sponge part, not the icing, and I can send you the choc variation if you want.

4G - Let me have a think - I am sure I've got one somewhere.

x

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by AimeeJ (185 days ago)

4G - I have one - but I personally haven't done it, it came from a baking friend (for chocolate cake).
I'd imagine that Flapjacks (using a good quality muesli with syrup and soya margarine) would work well.

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by xox (184 days ago)

Thanks for the recipes AimeeJ.
I'm looking forward to trying out some of the recipes. They look great and well explained.

(I am based in Hong Kong)