Last weekend we had our first snowfall here in Denver and it felt like baking weather. But what to bake? I am allergic to the big 3 (wheat, dairy, and egg) so I have to get VERY creative with my baking. The idea for this recipe comes from my Grandmother Rosella's apple cake. I had to remake the recipe but I think she is smiling down on me for sharing the cake she loved in a new way.
Here is the recipe, Enjoy!
Batter:
1 box Betty Crocker Gluten Free Yellow Cake Mix
1/2 box Jello Brand Instant Butterscotch Pudding (sugar free or regular)
1/2 cup melted Coconut Oil (I used LouAna brand found at the grocery store). Put in the microwave for about 30 seconds to melt.
*EnerG Egg Replacer (follow the package instructions for 3 eggs=4 1/2 tsp mix with 6 tblsp water)
3/4 cup Water
1 Teaspoon vanilla
2 Teaspoons Cinnamon
6 Granny Smith Apples peeled and chopped into chunks (reserve 1/2 apples for topping)
*for those preferring to use eggs, use 3 eggs and 2/3 C water, instead of egg replacer and 3/4 C Water)
Topping:
1/3 cup Brown Sugar
1/2 Chopped Apples
3 Tablespoons melted Coconut Oil
1 1/2 Teaspoon Cinnamon
5 pint Sized Bell jars (or you can make more servings using smaller sized 1/2 pint jars)
Grease your bell jars with the coconut oil.
Mix the Batter ingredients and 2/3 of the chopped apples together until blended. If your batter is a little thick just add a little more water and oil.
In a separate bowl combine the remaining 1/3 apples and the topping ingredients.
Add one large spoonful of topping to the bottom of the jar. Add batter until the jar is a little over 1/3 full. Add another spoonful of topping on top. Do not fill your jar more than 1/2 full or it may overflow during baking.
Layer one spoonful of apple topping, batter, one spoonful of topping |
Smells as good as it looks! |
Place your jars on a cooking tray and Bake 350 degrees for 35 minutes, or until your toothpick comes out clean from the batter.
Wonderful on its own or with a scoop of vanilla non dairy ice cream on top. Enjoy!
XOX,
The Rebel Crafter
when i see this, i smell cinnamon and autumn in the Rockies...looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing! My 7 year old has Celiacs so this is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteHello - this recipe sounds yummy and would be great for my son's girlfriend. Have you tried baking it in something other than the mason jars? I would love to make n' take it in something more portable when I go to visit. Thanks, Shannon
ReplyDeleteP.S. I am in Colorado Springs and I loved the first snow.
Thanks for your comments!
ReplyDeleteI have made this in an 8x8 pan. It does take a little longer to cook. I think about ten minutes longer. Layer it the same way, apples on the bottom and the top. A little juicer in the jars, (I like the short wide mouth jars better now) but still very good.
Snow again tonight!