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Thank you for your Double Apple and Walnut Cake recipe. I look forward to making it when it cools down and autumn finally arrives.
It is disappointing that all of your recipes contain so much sugar. It is just not necessary.
This made a fantastic loaf! Used our own homemade apple sauce (no sugar added) and did not have yogurt so I substituted sour cream (no extra sugar). It was just perfect and incredibly moist. I personal observation - let the loaf sit in the pan to cool. We became impatient and the loaf broke apart when trying to take out of the baking pan whilst still hot. Wait about 10 minutes before doing this. I will make this again.
This is the best apple bread I have ever made and I am 77 years old. I do make my own applesauce so used that instead of store bought. I use whatever apples that are on sale, core them but leave the peel on, chunk them, add a very small amount of water so they won't burn when I start them cooking, and use a hand blender until they are not chunks left. I normally use pecans for baking but used the stated walnuts for this recipe and believe that is definitely the best nut for this recipe.
I would have liked to print this recipe for future reference. But didn't see a print icon.
You can usually just copy and paste such things to word pad and then print it if you don't see a print button- I often use C&P anyway so I can make notes of things others tried, and modify spacing, bold the title, etc.
I made this and took it to a gathering and they loved it. I was asked to make more. My daughter said “you should make this for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and more now! Lol!
Love it, I've shared this my family and neighbors they've asked to make again to share with their parents
with a little sugar topping mmmmm. I used wheat flour instead.
I'm wondering if this recipe would bake up nicely in a muffin tin instead of a loaf pan... any thoughts on this?
Hi, Donna. That’s a great idea. We would suggest raising the oven temperature to 375 degrees F. Use a standard size muffin tin (rather than jumbo or mini) and bake from 25 to 30 minutes. It isn’t an exact science, so be sure to check them as the bake.
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