After a super hit of my
Eggless Orange Cake from Pratibha’s space i bookmarked her eggless dates cake and this is the second time i am making this. This i made for my hubby’s birthday ,as he is a great lover of dates and nuts, without any second thought i baked this for him. We all enjoyed this very much and thanks Prathiba for the recipe. As today is my co-sister’s Birthday I am posting thought i can give her a visual treat. For original recipe
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INGREDIENTS:
ALL PURPOSE FLOUR | 1 CUP |
SEEDLESS DATES | 18 NO |
MILK | 3/4 CUP |
SUGAR | 3/4 CUP |
OIL | 1/2 CUP |
BAKING SODA | 1 TSP |
CHOPPED WALNUTS | 1/4 CUP |
METHOD:
- Soak the dates in warm milk for 15 minutes.Alternatively you can microwave this for few minutes.
- When the milk comes to a normal temperature grind this into a smooth paste along with sugar.
- Sieve the flour and baking soda together to ensure even mixing.
- Transfer the mixture to a wide bowl and add oil to this and whisk together to blend this well.
- Dust the chopped nuts with little flour and add to this mixture.
- Slowly add this to the flour.
- Grease a pan with oil and dust with flour.
- Transfer the mixture to the tin and bake at 160 degrees for 30- 35 mins.
- Mine got done in 32 mins. Insert a knife in the center to check whether it is baked or not.
- I garnished this with few walnuts. This step is optional.
- Cool the cake in the tin for sometime and invert it on a wire rack . Let this cool in the wire rack for few minutes.
- Cut this into pieces and serve.
- Always allow the cake to cool completely before you cut.
Note:
- You can add chopped cashews also.
- I added 1/4 tsp of vanilla essence to get the vanilla flavor.
- The color of the eggless dates cake depends upon the variety of dates you use.
Cake looks yummy and moist.
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This is such an easy n yummy cake which I prepare for the eggless lovers...thanks for nice words jeyasri
ReplyDeleteI too have made this cake a couple of times, first time it was disaster but second attempt was fairly successful. The cake looks dense and flavourful.
ReplyDeleteI have made this once too and loved it,such soft texture it has got! :)
ReplyDeleteI've tried this cake too from ayis space and luved it too...Easy and another no miss cake....yumm
ReplyDeleteFantastic cake with all the goodness of dates n nuts! Yumm:)
ReplyDeleteAn awesome looking cake...dates and walnut is such a wonderful combo..
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A healthy and a flavorful cake.
ReplyDeleteWat a beautiful looking super moist cake..
ReplyDeletelooks yummy.....
ReplyDeleteI made something similar too and loved it.. Looks very moist and perfect Jeyashri.
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome...Yummy one..A must to try..
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Aarthi
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a lovely cake with lots of nuts,dates....simply awesome
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Delicious n healthy cake..yummy ...I too love this cake a lot!!
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Perfectoo...
ReplyDeleteAnother eggless cake...
Nice one... dear
Love baking with dates! Your cake looks extremely moist n delicious!
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lovely cake, looks yum n moist..
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful. I am bookmarking it from here. May I know the measuments of you cake tin used for baking? I need to check I can prepare it with my round pan or not!
ReplyDeletewow...looks absolutely tempting and moist cake...excellent clicks
ReplyDeleteVery nice and moist cake
ReplyDeleteThis looks extremely awesome and would love to have it.
ReplyDeleteDate cakes like yours always reminds me of sitting by the window, looking at the rain, rocking a silent chair. :)
ReplyDeleteCake looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteSoft, moist & irresistible cake!!
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Wow!,Luks spongy and moist.Luv it.A Liebster Award is waiting for U at my space.Come and collect it pls.
ReplyDeleteHi Jeyashri,
ReplyDeleteCan I use melted butter in the place of oil?
Thanks
Banu
Can I use melted butter in the place of oil.
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Banu
@banu, I have replaced oil instead of butter and vice versa in my banana muffins recipe. They turned out nice. I think this will also turn out good. just try it out.
ReplyDelete@uma, sorry for the very delayed reply. The size of my cake tin is 7 inch diameter and 2 inch depth round pan.
ReplyDeletetried out this recipe with 1/4cup oil and turned out soft and moist..was tastier the next day..
ReplyDeletethanks for this recipe
ReplyDeletewill try it and let you know
THANKS AGAIN
Mahek
www.love4cooking.blogspot.com
Hi
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a great recipe
I tried it out and it came out wonderful and my mom in law who does not eat eggs could eat a plain cake..
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I will be soon making a post of the cake I baked.
THAMKS AGAIN..
thanks . Tried and made a wonderful one too.
ReplyDeleteare the dates dried or not dried?
ReplyDeleteDried one pooja
DeleteHi.. how long i can store this in room temperature.. planning to go to india will it stay for 2days??
ReplyDeleteYes 2 days in room temperature in a air tight box will do. Allow the cake to completely cool and then put it in the container. Ensure that you use dry hands while handling the cake
DeleteThis is a Wonderful recipe, easy to make, tasty to eat
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful recipe.can i substitute baking soda with baking powder.
ReplyDeleteBoth are different, you can not substitute.
DeleteHi thanks for the reply. If i want to use baking powder for the above recipe then what should be the appropriate measurement.
DeleteYou can not substitute. Use 1 tsp of baking soda as mentioned in the recipe
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ReplyDeletei just try this recipe but don't know how cake doesn't become soft and spongy.what went wrong?
Oh is it, May it is baked for a longer time.
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