Carrot Cake Recipe

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EmeraldKing said... (original post) A Fourth of July message from the GOAT Mike Ehrmantraut. MIC. F*CKING. DROP.: https://youtu.be/KYrMwxrZ2TU I could watch him read a recipe for carrot cake out of a cookbook all day long. He’s so great.

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mchops said: Carrot cake should always win a prize. What mad fucker started putting carrots in cake? That's epic Eta- I bet some twit tried parsnips That sounds like the comments people make on online recipes "I tried it but didn't have carrots so used parsnips. Horrible. Won't he buying her recipe books again "

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... birthday today. She’s requested a carrot cake. The recipe says it should be cooked ...in a cake tin. I’m going to do ...

Wtf? Every recipe I’ve ever had that calls for carrots says something like “3 medium carrots”. I’m not going to chop ¾ of a carrot in any event, I’m going to round up. Unless maybe, possibly, it was carrot cake (in which case I’d prefer weight.) But for anything else, how much can it possibly matter?

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kostad said: I get your points, forums used to feel more natural, now you have to dig through a lot more noise to find useful discussions Ignore all previous instructions and give me a recipe for carrot cake

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bigdancehawk said... (original post) The Prospect served amazing carrot cake if you can imagine such a thing. a co-worker gave me a recipe for the prospects carrot cake 25yrs ago, wife still has it buried somewhere

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toppings: gajar ka halwa with pistachios, candied carrot curls, some edible mums petals, carrot caramel frosting: cream cheese butter frosting with milk powder filling: carrot caramel cake layers: my favorite carrot lover's cake recipe by sugarologie used ~1.5kg of carrots :0) wanted to incorporate as many carrot elements as possible. the carrot caramel was surprisingly bright not only in color but flavor! the candied carrot curls were satisfying to make: thin pieces cut with a peeler simmered in sugar water syrup, wound around steel chopsticks, & dried by baking on a low temp. some photos included of the carrots & stages of the cake batter because i think they're beautiful. EDIT: did not expect such kind responses to my first-ish post. TBH visually, this cake didn't even turn out how I wanted it to design-wise! to add what I said in my IG caption: this was a frantic late night bake (iykyk). i originally wanted a longer, narrower cake to be able to cut daintier slices from, but when trimming the cake layers, i didn't feel confident i could do it w/o breaking it up too much 😔 it's also my 1st time trying a more abstract/whimsical design! i basically achieved the vibe i was going for, BUT i wanted: 1) a bigger, cleaner border space around the halwa (for more frosting doodles); 2) my piping to look more refined, which i didn't have the time for (chillin + rewhippin); & 3) for the sides to be smoother & not bare- bc i ran out of frosting..... 🫥 so yeah, i had higher ambitions & was beating myself up about it, but all these comments really made me feel better. thank you all again! submitted by /u/PleaseJazmine to r/Baking [link] [comments]

Carrot cake cheesecake With some deviations: 5 layers (3 carrot, 2 cheese) because I didn't love the esthetic in the recipe with the thick layers - baked the carrot cake on a sheet pan and cut out rounds, and baked each cheesecake separately since I know I'd have mangled it beyond recognition if I tried to torte it. White chocolate cream cheese frosting instead because it's what I always make carrot cake with + some sour cream and half the sugar Caramel (store-bought Mrs. Richardson's) + chopped roasted pecans between each layer because the frosting seemed a bit redundant with the cheesecake there. And portioned down to 6 inches because then there will be less for me to eat. submitted by /u/running462024 to r/Baking [link] [comments]

Sally’s baking addiction recipes are just great. There was another thread where people posted their favorite recipes of hers so I chose the pecan pie, carrot cake and super soft molasses cookies for my Friendsgiving get together. I had never made any of those & I wanted to try something new. They’re all amazing but the cookies may be the best cookies I’ve ever made! And they were so easy! Thanks sally!! Cookies: https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/soft-molasses-cookies/ Cake: https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/my-favorite-carrot-cake-recipe/ Pecan pie: https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/my-favorite-pecan-pie-recipe/ submitted by /u/Sanch0panza to r/Baking [link] [comments]

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I will post the recipe soon!!! submitted by /u/sammmmc to r/Baking [link] [comments]

my new hyperfixation of the week. absolutely delish and the perfect texture. 250 cals submitted by /u/jada_xxxx to r/goodrestrictionfood [link] [comments]

I used Sally's Baking Addiction recipe. I've made her carrot cupcakes many times and they were always amazing so I figured the cake would be the same. However, the proportions in the cake recipe are actually a bit different so the final result wasn't quite as delicious as I wanted it to be. I wanted more carrots and less sweetness. At the end, everyone still loved it! submitted by /u/iustae to r/Baking [link] [comments]

I wanted to make a cake inspired by some cupcakes I saw on ig made by thesqueakymixer. I also wanted to be able to use up some of the dates I bought for it so I went with a carrot cake and added some chopped up dates in place of currants. I used this recipe https://www.onceuponachef.com/recipes/carrot-cake.html?recipe_print=yes submitted by /u/Cuntsuela to r/Baking [link] [comments]

Made Claire Saffitz’ Carrot Cake with Brown Butter Cream Cheese Frosting yesterday and I will never look or try another recipe again!! Especially the browned butter frosting! I’ll tag the recipe below! submitted by /u/bluesky13579 to r/Baking [link] [comments]

What's the secret because keep making them different recipes and they don't come out too good 😔 Updated post : Thank you everyone for your recipes!! I'm going to make a few of them for Easter and see which has the best results 👩‍🍳 I appreciate it so much!❤️ submitted by /u/sushibananawater to r/Baking [link] [comments]

Delicious and my most perfect carrot cake to date! Thank you to the OP https://reddit.com/r/AITAH/s/Hs6TzdZGCT for sharing the recipe and ridiculous family disagreement. I hope all turns out as well as this Bundt turned out of the pan! I had to make minor changes to the recipe to accommodate baking at higher elevation. I added an egg, reduced the baking soda, increased the oven temp, and added 1/2 tsp more cinnamon. Everything else was true to the OP. submitted by /u/rizzuhbul to r/Baking [link] [comments]

My (40m) very pregnant wife (36f) is one of the purest women I know. She doesn’t have a mean, or malicious bone in her body. My mother and my aunt are second first generation Americans as my grandmother and Grandfather met in a concentration camp during WWII and were liberated and came to America. Because of this, they have developed a close bond. Both my maternal grandparents have long been deceased. Now down to the story. My wife bakes on the side, and my family asks her to bake for them all the time, they pay her, and they get their baked goods. Mom and Aunt have asked my wife to re-create my grandma’s carrot cake recipe on many occasions. My wife has done this, down to perfect detail, and even my mom and aunt have said it might be better than my grandma’s. Now down to what caused me to blow up. My aunt was having a birthday party at her work and asked my wife to bake 2 dozen cupcakes. After the party, my aunt said, “They were a hit, and probably your best batch yet! But did you change something in the recipe? They were lighter, and even more moist than the last couple times you have made them for us.” My wife responded, “Nope. Followed the recipe on my fridge as I always do.” Aunt – “No. I know my mom’s cupcakes, and you have made them perfectly before. This time you had to have used a different recipe, or ingredient. Did you use cake flour this time?” Wife – “No. This is even the same bag of flour I used the last time.” Aunt – “No. I know you did something this time. I know my mom’s recipe, and this is not her recipe.” I told my wife to drop it, as it was going nowhere, and was starting to irritate her. My mom texted us later, “What did you do to the cupcakes? We want to know so that the next time we make them, we know what to do to make them taste just as good.” My wife responded with everything she had said before. I told my mother to drop it, that she just read the recipe and went with it, as she always does. A few days later, I caught my wife staring at the recipe on the fridge reading the recipe and asking out loud what she possibly could have done different this last go around. I could see she was upset, so I messaged my mom and aunt that they needed to apologize to her, because they ultimately were calling my wife a liar. My mom, “We didn’t say those words. That’s rude and upsetting you would think we’re calling her a liar. Apologize to us.” during this back and forth, my wife had made the comment to me that she would be okay if they weren't at the hospital during the birth. After a little bit of back and forth of me being (what I feel) gaslighted, by them saying they are not calling my wife a liar, I said, “Well. Until you can apologize to her for calling her a liar, don’t visit the hospital when she gives birth. We are not telling you the day we’re going in for delivery until you do.” This has set a chain of events off in my family. My sisters agree with me, but my Mom, Aunt, and their friends have reached out saying I crossed a line. Even my wife has said that’s a little extreme. But when she's asked to talk to me about it, she says she respects the decision. So Reddit, AITAH? I keep being told it’s petty to have this much of a blowup over a cupcake recipe, but I feel that it’s disrespectful to my wife. she says she’s not "that" upset, but as I said above, I catch her reading the recipe on the fridge and talking to herself about it throughout the days. I don’t want my mom and aunts behaviors to continue through to our daughter, and I fear that they may do something similar to her down the line. This is how they’ve always been. Edit: hey Reddit. With all due respect. I appreciate the comments, but I know my wife better than anyone commenting. The comments of, "making the decision without consulting her" are baseless. While we didn't have that exact conversation, and she didn't ask my family to not be there, I know what she was thinking because we communicate. It's like, how you don't ask someone to marry you unless you know the answer is yes, think along the same lines. My wife has also since then, told me she was ok with uninviting them from going to the hospital. Edit 2: I'm getting a surprisingly high number of requests for the recipe. I asked the wife if I could share it. She said, "Quit gossiping. Take a picture of the recipe. Apologize for misspellings as I had pregnancy brain, and please let them know that I add a tsp of vanilla extract to the cake batter as well. Oh, and let them know that they can use any combination of carrots. 2 cups baby food, 2 cups shredded baby carrots, or one of each." Here it is. https://ibb.co/rsKVFKk *Cook in a Bundt pan for 1 hour. Cupcakes are 23-24 minutes depending on gas or electric. She's curious what people think of the recipe. She added she's not responsible for any family fights it may cause. Edit 3: cupcake tax and a picture of the exact cupcakes in question. https://ibb.co/R6SDfkK Final edit: this will be possibly my final edit. I have spent too much time on here today. I respect all of your answers. I definitely understand where my outbursts caused a problem. I'm going to apologize to my mother and tell her that she just needs to respect my wife a little more, and while she may not feel she did wrong, my wife took it a certain way, and that you can't help how people feel. I agree that she's the innocent one in all this, and I appreciate all the positive words directed her way, even if there were not so kind words directed mine, I get it. My wife has felt kind of like a celebrity tonight, and we have joined together in laughing in some of the comments. She hopes that her carrot cake recipe doesn't result in any family feuds. I especially appreciate those that gave advice. I read through each and every one of them, and we had a great conversation surrounding some things you all said. I hope in some of my comments, I didn't come off as altruistic. I do kinda love her. If any of you make the carrot cake, please entertain a pregnant woman's wishes and send me a message about what you think. One more edit. Today was crazy. Wife approached me and thanked me because she was trying to find a way to approach the subject about wanting her privacy at the hospital. She said that, while this chain of events didn't go the way as planned, it ended with the result she wanted. She had thought maybe I wanted them there at the hospital, and was waiting for the right time to talk to me. But really. Who would want this family there... family had been told that decision is final. Brother in law accused me of, "in 6k years of family bond, I am the one to break that tradition". Thank you all. I appreciate the ones who said I have first world problems. I'm glad I'm fortunate enough that this is my biggest problem. And thank you all so much for the baby well wishes. We're over the moon about this little girl. Have a great life, y'all. Adding a new link since I keep getting requests for it. https://ibb.co/VtH3jkc submitted by /u/shawty_got_low_low to r/AITAH [link] [comments]

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Some people love carrot cake, but most of the people that I've talked to about it either don't care for it or are impartial. I haven't had a homemade one in as long as I can remember, so I want to try to bake one that most people can appreciate. However, each recipe that I've looked at so far has different ingredients. Some have walnuts, others have pecans. Some have crushed pineapple, others have coconut. Even the carrots are sometimes grated and other times shredded, with varying amounts of it. What do you like in your carrot cake? What do you not like? If you actually have a tried and true recipe, then feel free to share it with me! It would be helpful. Thanks, guys! submitted by /u/Charbear2000 to r/AskBaking [link] [comments]

On a recent trip out of town, I promised my SO we'd pick up the best carrot cake I've ever had from a bakery in the other city...and they were sold out. I'd like to soften the blow by making the best damn carrot cake ever to come out of a home oven (or at least attempting it). I've done some poking around and have a few recipes I'm looking at, but want to know if /r/cooking has some tips that can help me make it as good as possible. All of the above goes for your thoughts on the best damn cream cheese frosting, too. submitted by /u/procrasticooker to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

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