Monday, August 9, 2010

Eggless Mango Cake

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Happy birthday to my cutie pie Grandma :) I made this eggless mango cake for her birthday last week :)

When I was hunting for eggless cake recipes, this cake caught my attention. I saw it first in Madhram's eggless cooking which was in turn a recipe tried from Holy cow! vegan recipes by Vaishali. Thanks to both of them for sharing a nice recipe. The cake was good :)

It would be a perfect tea time snack :)

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That's my sis who helped me to bake the cake as well as posed for my clicks. She is truly my support :)

Ingredients:

Mango Puree - 1 1/2 cups
All purpose flour/ Maida - 1 1/2 cups
Baking powder - 2 tsp
Salt - 1/2 tsp
Cardamom powder - A pinch
Canola oil - 1/3 cup
Sugar - 2/3 cup
Vanilla essence - 1 tsp

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Method:

Sift all purpose flour, salt, baking powder and cardamom powder together and transfer it to a large mixing bowl.

Add the mango puree, sugar, oil and vanilla to it and mix with a whisk just until you have a smooth batter. Do not over mix or overbeat.

Line your cake mould with butter paper and grease with some butter. Pour in the batter into it and smoothen the top.

Preheated the oven to 375°F or 190°C. Bake about 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.

Serve chilled with whipped cream topping. Decorate with cherries :)

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Note:

Use fresh mangoes tat are sweet.

You can also use canned mango pulp. If so check with the sweetness and then go about adding sugar accordingly.


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Written by: Nithya
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42 comments:

  1. Yummy!!! Love the colors of your props in the pic, it perfectly compliments the cake.

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  2. waah waah !! even the picture brings out the taste !! fantastic !!

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  3. Eggless mangocake looks delicious. I have not much success with any eggless recipes.

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  4. excellent.. specially your photographs...

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  5. love it ... beautiful clicks as ever ... hmm .. I am actually eagerly waiting to see your adventure in cake decoration :) ...
    how sweet of you sister ...

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  6. Looks very soft..super click.Looks like you have joined as assistant to P.C.Sriram.........

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  7. wow nitya ,cake looks so gorgeous ...love ur photography style

    Satya
    http://www.superyummyrecipes.com

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  8. lovely and spongy mango cake with a nice click.

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  9. A very moist and delicious mango cake!

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  10. mango cake looks so beautiful, lovely

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  11. Delicious cake with full of flavors...me too tried with mango puree recently..beautiful clicks as always...

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  12. Looks yummy and nice texture too:).

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  13. This mango looks scrumpticious.I ma sure your gran will have loved it.Beautifully clicked.

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  14. wow Nithya, you are such an amazing photographer and cook both. Beautiful, you know how to tempt people :)

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  15. Looks super moist and yummy Nithya..Lovely clicks as ever...

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  16. Shall i come over, seriously!Look at those pics!!loved teh first, 2nd and last the most.....loveeeeed ur sis pic...u r simply amaazing nits. As rv said loved teh colour in the pic.

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  17. Lovely and tempting cake. Good texture.

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  18. I'm loving the texture of the cake...beautiful lighting and pics!

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  19. Droolworthy moist cake! Bookmarked!!

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  20. amazingggg pics n recipe...HATS OFF TO U GAL :)

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  21. Delicous looking cake and sure mango cake should be smelling divine :) I love the click in which ur sis is posing,the best :)

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  22. Yummy cake with beautiful pictures nithi. And the picture with Anu is superb.

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  23. Cake looks very nice and did your grandma enjoy the cake
    B'day wishes to grandma

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  24. Mango cake looks superb Nithya:). very spongy and yummyy!

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  25. Drooling here..looks fantastic, great clicks dear.

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  26. the cake is gorgeous..i wanna try it too..

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  27. Beautiful! I love teh newspaper shot :)

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  28. your pics are more tempting than the food...pl. give some basic tutorial, Nithya...cake looks so moist and mangolicious

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  29. if only u had posted this recipe a few weeks back then i dint ahve 2 throw out my mango pulp:(
    never mind...i cud pick some up jus 2 make this

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  30. Mellow Yellow Mellow Mango!!!!Wow Nithi Great Clicks!!!!As Ms.Sailu said have u joined as an asst. to PC???? Chumma Sollu, Treat Keka Maatom,as u serve as with a Visual TReat in ur Page!!!!
    Cake is damn Tempting!!!! :) Keep up the great work girl!!!!!

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  31. hey dear,

    Lovely fluffy and wow cake and you have given a great recipe without egg . Surely i'll make a try out of it...

    Do follow and visit my blog when you find time dear.....

    http://preethisculinary.blogspot.com

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  32. Hi,

    I tried this recipe, the same way as stated by you. I used canned Alphonso mango pulp that i bought from coorg. However, this cake turned out to be a disaster.

    :(

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  33. I'd like to try this recipe. I have an LG microwave/convection combination oven. Can you tell me how do I pre heat in it? I read it somewhere that I have select convection mode, select the temperature and heat it. But for how long?

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  34. Made this eggless Mango cake today n it was yummy!! I used canned mango puree. Love d colour n d taste of mango in d cake. Thank u for posting a quick n easy recipe :))

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  35. hey dear,

    As i have told you before i tried your recipe and it came out really well. Please do visit my blog and sure you'll like my space :)

    http://preethisculinary.blogspot.com/2012/01/mango-upside-down-cake.html

    Thanks :)

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  36. Hi,

    I will feature your recipe on my blog the 11th of November. I hope that is ok. I hope you like my blog and mabe woyuld like to become a follower?

    http://meandmysweets.blogspot.se/

    Cheers!

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  37. This recipe is excellent Nithya. Thanks very much for sharing, I used this recipe with a few tiny tweaks and took it to work, it was a smashing hit!

    I've credited you in my blog for this recipe :)

    www.samayalisai.blogspot.com

    Cheers..
    Nitya

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