I made my first ever carrot cakes last week & showed you the finished results in my Frosty post.
As you can see I didn't quite follow the instruction as I cooked them in my Kambrook doughnut maker (sadly no longer available, but they'd make awesome cake pops)
Gather supplies
Grate carrot in the Kambrook Speed Serve. So quick!
There was a little waste, but not much
Throw all ingredients in a bowl. . . .
Mix until well combined. I've never made carrot cake before & was surprised at the consistency, but it worked!
Here is where I strayed from the recipe opting to cook in doughnut maker instead of patty pans
I did burn a few of the batches, but that's just me getting distracted while cooking instead of paying attention to what I'm doing :-)
I did count, but I can't remember. I think I yielded 52 mini doughnuts from this recipe.
The icing yields *quite* a bit. I did add a lot more icing sugar to the recipe to get the consistency I wanted, and icing Frosty didn't really use very much at all. I now have a bowl of icing in my fridge waiting for another cake to be made. . . or hubby to find it :-D
I found this tutorial on youtube for piping a Christmas wreath & thought I'd give it a go. . . I can see why buttercream icing should be used - cream cheese icing melts too much :-)
I'm also participating in #reverb12 in Instagram. You can follow my responses to the daily prompt here
~J
Disclosure: This is not a sponsored post. This post was written for Loving Lunches. No product was received for this post. All opinions expressed are my own, based on personal experience with the product.
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