This moist and easy carrot cake recipe is like no other. It is soft, extremely moist and full of delicious spices. You can’t beat how easy it is to make and I guarantee that it will become a favorite in your home. I might be bias but its hands down the best you’ll ever have.
Here is a quick video on how to make this moist and easy carrot cake:
Tips & Substitutions
- Nuts: You can use substitute pecans with walnuts or raisins. Feel free to skip the nuts if desired as it is not required. The cake will taste lovely with and without nuts.
- Carrots: Make sure to sure freshly grated carrots and not pre-packaged grated carrots. This makes a huge difference to the texture and flavor of the cake.
- Oil: Olive oil add a great flavor and makes the cake extra moist but it can be substituted with vegetable or canola oil.
- Cake pan: Grease and line your cake pans with parchment. This will guarantee a seamless release and cake won’t stick. I use the USA Pan Bakeware 8 inch, Nonstick & Quick Release Cake Pan.
- Cream cheese: Make sure to use full-fat block cream cheese and not cream cheese spread.
- Frosting: Your frosting should be soft, but not stiff or runny. Add more confectioners sugar or place it in the fridge for 30 minutes if the frosting is too runny. Make sure to taste test your frosting as you add the confectioners sugar to prevent it from becoming too sweet. If frosting is too sweet, add an extra pinch of salt.
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3 comments
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I made this recipe and it was delicious.
I used 3 eggs instead of 4. I did not have ground cloves, so I used ground all spice instead. It was gone in one day. My husband keeps asking me to make another one.
I also followed this recipe to make one for my sister. She’s allergic to eggs, so I omitted the eggs and added 1/4 cup of milk, and 1/4 cup of water. Reduced the sugars by 1/2 and it was a hit! She loved it!
Thanks for trying my recipe. It’s fantastic to hear that it was a hit and that your adaptations worked out so well.