The snow is falling softly outside, the Christmas tree lights are twinkling, & a distinct happy thrill is in the air. The holiday season is almost upon us & what better way to celebrate than by sharing a recipe?
You may or may not know this, but I love baking. I consider it an art... a wonderfully delicious & creative art. And so, feeling extremely adventurous the other day, I decided to create my own holiday recipe. All my favourite Christmasy ingredients in one cinnamony, delightful cake!
ingredients:
~ 1 cup sugar
~ 1 cup dried cranberries
~ 1 1/2 cup chopped walnuts (can be substituted for one additional cup oats if nut-free is desired)
~ 1 cup oats
~ 1 teaspoon cinnamon
~ 2 1/4 cups flour
~ 1 teaspoon baking soda
~ 6 eggs
~ 1 teaspoon vanilla
~ 1 cup melted butter
~ 1/2 cup milk
directions:
Mix together the sugar, cranberries, walnuts, oats, & cinnamon in a large bowl.
In a smaller bowl, mix the flour & baking powder together. Then, add them to the cinnamon-cranberry mixture. Stir til combined.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the eggs, butter, milk, & vanilla.
Slowly pour the liquid mixture into the cinnamon-cranberry mixture, in three separate portions - stirring in between additions.
Pour mixture into a cake mould.
Place your creation into an oven preheated to 375F & bake for approximately 20 minutes, or til toothpick comes out clean.
After your cake is done, you may want to add icing. I personally just prefer a little dusting of powdered sugar on top - it gives it a little extra wintery flair.
And ta-da! Your Cinnaberry Cake is all set & ready to serve (or eat all by yourself as part of a midnight baking experience, & that's ok - I won't tell ;)... & it didn't even take you half an hour. Now go sit by the Christmas tree, inhale the cinnamony scent in the air, drink some hot cocoa (or coffee), & eat your sweetly delicious slice of cake.
cozy warm hugs,
e
p.s. who has snow? we have about five inches already! :)
11.25.2012
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sounds delicious! Love the first picture. I am seriously jealous about the snow. we were supposed to get some snow this Tuesday, but then the weather forecast changed and now we're supposed to get rain :(
ReplyDeleteoh, this looks delicious, Eve! :) thanks for the recipe. and SNOW?! sendmesomesendmesome. ;) xo
ReplyDeleteThese baking pictures are fantastic, Eve! And the product from it looks splendid as well. ;)
ReplyDeleteSo far, no snow here but I'll be on the look-out for it. :) Take care!
how scrumptious! thank you for sharing the recipe - and your photographs are absolutely lovely!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Grace
Thanks Eve
ReplyDeletewill try to do it because,I know, it's delicious.
God bless you.
Claudia, and family.
YUMMY. I NEED TO MAKE THIS.
ReplyDeleteWITH LOVE FROM YOUR CAPS LOCK BUDDY. <3 <3
All i can say is that looks YUMMY!!!:)
ReplyDeletelooks awesome! gotta try this eve!
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Looks delish :)
ReplyDeleteYummy :)
ReplyDeleteLooks and sound yum! :O)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a wonderful cozy winter dessert. Just the name, cinnaberry cake... sounds amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic. And super festive. Jealous of your snow!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
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