Favorite Honey Cake

"Every year come September I always get requests for my Honey Cake recipe.Half of the Mother's in my older son's class have been making it for years! If you like a moist Honey Cake and a super easy recipe - this is it!I originally got this recipe from one of my nieces and adapted it."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 15mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
16
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ingredients

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directions

  • In a large mixing bowl, mix together the eggs, honey, sugar and oil until well blended. Tip: Measure the oil first and use the same measuring cup for the honey- it will slide right out!
  • In a separate bowl combine the remaining dry ingredients.
  • Add approximately 1/3 of the dry ingrdients to the honey mixture. Mix.
  • Add 1/3 of the coffee. Mix.
  • Repeat process, adding 1/3 dry ingredients and 1/3 coffee until everything is mixed together.
  • Grease a baking form/pan (I use a Silicon Kugelhopf form, 16cm high & 24cm wide, which makes a beautiful presentation) with margarine and coat with coconut flakes.
  • Pour batter into form.
  • Bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for approximately 1 hour.(Baking time varies depending upon what form you use.Check that toothpick comes out clean - if crumbs are on it, that's fine)

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Reviews

  1. This was really, really good! I made some adjustments, as we cannot have eggs or coca due to allergies. I replaced the 2 eggs with 2 T. egg replacer and 4 T. of water. Whip the water and egg replacer till fluffy, and add the rest of the ingredients as directed. It took less then 1 hour to bake, and came out better in a loaf pan then it did in my mini silicon bunt pan.
     
  2. Be careful! The bottom of mine burned at 28 minutes and I probably could have taken it out at 20 minutes - extremely far from the 1 hour or so in the recipe (I used a 8 1/2" x 11 1/2" silicone pan). Also, I had no coconut as the coconut was not in the ingredient list or in the picture so I failed to buy it ahead of time. The cake was very moist even though I had 'overcooked' it. Fluffy and moist for sure! If I made it again, I think I would like to add more chocolate (it was barely chocolate in flavor and nothing like the dark color of the available picture) and plan ahead for a frosting. Maybe try a different coffee too. I liked it well enough, but my friend loved it! Great with a ginger oolong tea (in fact, I am thinking of adding some ground ginger to this cake next time as well)! [Made & Reviewed for Alphabet Soup Tag 1/20/09] UPDATE: As another reviewer mentioned, this is actually much better the next day and goes well with a breakfast tea. So much so, that I would plan the making of this at least the night before desiring to serve it.
     
  3. First cake I ever baked from scratch and it was a total success. My family was amazed and delighted when I showed up with this delicious honey cake. Mine took only about 45 minutes to totally bake - so check in during that recommended hour of baking time.
     
  4. This was pretty good. Mine only took about 45 minutes to bake, but I think my oven temp may be wrong. I greased and floured the pan and had no trouble with sticking, it just came right out.
     
  5. this cake tasted really good the first day i baked it, but the flavor was even better the next day. i made this in a fancy loaf pan and had a bit of a problem with the inside sticking to the pan, maybe i didn't let it cool long enough. so i ate that part,lol, and served the ends to my guests who really enjoyed this.
     
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  1. This was really, really good! I made some adjustments, as we cannot have eggs or coca due to allergies. I replaced the 2 eggs with 2 T. egg replacer and 4 T. of water. Whip the water and egg replacer till fluffy, and add the rest of the ingredients as directed. It took less then 1 hour to bake, and came out better in a loaf pan then it did in my mini silicon bunt pan.
     

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Hi, I am a transplanted New Yorker (Upper West Side) living in Vienna (where I was born), for the past 18 years. The proud mother of 1 16 year old young man, Benjie and 1 10 year old boy Nathan. Wife of Peter, a born & bred Viennese! The latest addition to our family is Zwutsckie - A Black & White Shih Tzu. I work in the Market Research field & enjoy being confronted with new challenges & people on a daily basis. I'm also very involved in my children's school, believing that the love one receives at home & a child's education are the 2 most important factors in their future well being. My favorite hobbies? I'm a readacholic & will read just about anything - the worst thing that could happen to me would be to find myself with out a book. I also enjoy the movies & the comaraderie of "Ladies Night Out" which happens about every 2-3 weeks & last but not least collecting cook books.
 
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