Lemon Yogurt Cake
Show: Barefoot Contessa
Episode: Going, Going, Gone
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By btufts
on April 19, 2013
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I thought this recipe was great. Very easy to make, nice and moist.
I served it with fresh strawberries,and vanilla ice cream.
By emygold
on April 18, 2013
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I made this with whole wheat flour and no white icing. Its delicious! My version is a bit healthier too!
By ny2ca93_11672259
moorpark, CA
on April 18, 2013
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I made this cake twice. The first time I followed the directions to a tee. It was ok, but it needed more lemon flavor 2nd time I used 1/4 veg. oil and a 1/4 apple sauce. When the cake was cooled for 10 mins. I poked tiny holes from a cake tester all over the cake and then poured the lemon syrup all over it.. More moist with a little more lemon taste. Will make it again.
By minuet_10803424
Citrus Heights, CA
on April 17, 2013
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I was anticipating a delicious lemon-flavored cake but was very disappointed!! I was careful to fully incorporate the 1/2 cup of oil into all of the other ingredients (followed the recipe carefully. BUT the cake still had an unpleasant oilly taste. It baked well, had a lovely crust, and looked gorgeous but the flavor was LESS than stellar. I will bake this cake one more time but if the 2nd baking tastes no better than the first, this cake will be permanently deleted from my recipes.
By cknutson
on April 17, 2013
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An easy-to-make recipe and it tastes amazing! Very moist too. I used olive oil instead of vegetable oil. My family tried it with and without the glaze and enjoyed aspects of both! I baked it for a little less and it came out splendidly. The second time I made it, I put it in the oven a little longer and got a lovely brown crust over the around the edges (I'm a crust fan! I'll be making this again and again (it disappears from my kitchen in less than half of a day.
By libragirrl_23_9...
Lake Elsinore, CA
on April 17, 2013
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Very delicious!! Super moist and a definite keeper. I skipped the icing because I wanted to use it as a base for "strawberry shortcake" which I did yesterday. This morning I had it plain w/coffee, so good!! I don't have a loaf pan so I baked it in a square 8x8 it worked fine. I think you need to follow the instructions and don't use a beater. It says to whisk slowly, which is what I did. I added the flour a little at a time w/ out beating the heck out of it. Also, there is a video to watch if you have any doubts. Check it before the 50 min so you don't over cook.
By SanFranSteve
San Francisco, CA
on April 14, 2013
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Tomorrow I am leaving town for a week, but tonight I was in a mood for lemon cake. I didn't want to make a whole cake, and leave most of it sitting in the fridge while I was out of town. So I cut the amount of the ingredients in Ina's recipe by 2/3, made a few tweaks to the recipe and came up with enough cake batter for two small dessert cakes, baked in ramekins. I baked them for 15 minutes at 350, turned out perrrrfect.
I substituted coconut oil in place of vegetable oil, used greek yogurt (no fat in place of plain yogurt and I put in a few dashes of cardamom.
This one is definitely a keeper.
By Chef #1345909
alexandria, VA
on April 13, 2013
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I thought this cake was lovely, spring-like, and mellow. I made a happy mistake: rather than soaking the cake with the lemon juice and sugar sryrup after baking, I combined all ingredients and baked it one step, and later poured over it the confectioners sugar and lemon juice glaze. It needed a few extra minutes of baking time, but it turned out super moist, almost like a cake made with pudding mix. Unlike the lemon almond quick bread I also made from the W-S spring mailer which went stale almost immediately, this cake remains moist for days covered at room temperature. I will probably follow instructions the next time I make this recipe just out of curiosity. But I would gladly make this again just as is. I imagine the lemon juice syrup gives the cake more of a stronger lemon bite. I can't imagine anyone not loving this cake. I used bleached all-purpose flour which I think contributes to tenderness.
By clarelind_2435636
Marina, CA
on April 13, 2013
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I wanted to love this cake, but I just made it and am disappointed. The cake came out as a firm brick. I was worried as the batter was extremely wet (I added the 1/3 lemon juice to the batter after comparing the recipe to other lemon pound cakes. The cake smelled deliciously fragrant while baking, but the crust was so tough and brown that I had to shave it off with a knife. The remaining cake is so tough that I was able still able to frost it. The taste is off-putting to my family, we can taste the oil and the crumb is too bread like. I am an experienced baker - used cake flour instead of all purpose, perhaps that caused the tough texture. Anyhow, this cake recipe is not a keeper for me. But, I continue to love ya, Ina!
By Chef #1153724
Sulphur Springs, TX
on April 12, 2013
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I used what I had on hand, melted butter instead of the oil, and sour cream instead of yogurt. Certainly not a health food, but was it every delicious. I will use orange next time, should be great also.