Eggless Devil's Food Cake

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As scary as the name sounds this cake is equally delicious. The easiest way to prepare a cake is to buy the mix follow the instructions and your are done unless you have restrictions like cannot use egg. Its a biggest turn off when it comes to baking. 

Like happened with me , I wanted to bake a nice cake for my dear friend Shanta on her birthday but as I have mentioned earlier we all are vegetarian for the month of Kartik and egg was not a option. So I prepared the devils food cake with out cake and it turned out to very delicious. So decided to share the success with all of you.

Ingredients:

  1. Devils Food Mix : 1 pack ( I used the one from Pillsbury)
  2. Milk: 1/2 cup
  3. Curd: 1/3 cup
  4. Vegetable oil: 2/3 cup
  5. Coke: 1/4 cup

Procedure:

Preheat the oven at 350 F.
In a bowl mix the milk yogurt and vegetable oil.
Slowly add the cake mix and mix in order to avoid lumps.
As you keep add the mix the batter gets thicker. 
Add the coke and keep mixing, till you have added the whole pack.
You can add a little more coke if the mix is very thick.
The aim is to achieve one ribbon consistency for the batter. That means when you drop the batter it should fall like a ribbon.
Spray a baking tin with cooking spray and pour the batter into it.
Level it out and bake for 30-45mins. The easy way to test if the cake take by pricking the cake with a tooth pick and if it comes out clean your cake is done.


Happy Birthday Shanta

Let it cool down and then decorate it as per your creativity.
I used the decorative icing i bought from Lucky's.
You can follow this recipe for any cake mix and it will work just fine.

So all my vegetarian friends now there is no reason to indulge yourself in some guilty pleasure ;)

Go ahead and bake some love and do let me know.

Till then Happy Blogging
Rakhee

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