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Best Apple cake – easy, moist, delicious

By Milena M Leave a Comment

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This super moist and yummy Apple cake is very easy to make and so delicious. It’s packed with fresh apples and a touch of caramel, light, and perfectly sweet. This recipe has become a staple in our home. It goes so well with yogurt or a cup of tea, or coffee. If you like an Apple cake, this is the recipe to try, it’s simply the BEST!

A slice of apple cake on a plate and a hand drizzling caramel over the slice. Two forks next to the plate with a few apple peels in front. Whole apples on both sides in the back of the plate. with a jar of caramel and more cake. The corner of a yellow napkin peeking out form the right side next to the plate. this recipe
Slice of apple cake on a plate and caramel sauce on top dripping over the sides. Two forks on the left side. An apple and yellow napkin on the right side. More cake on the back and a jar of caramel on the left side with apple slices next to it.

This cake is simply addictive. Once you make it, it’s hard not to make it again and again. And why not? It hits all the checkmarks for the perfect Apple cake,easy and quick to make, perfect texture and flavor, and everyone loves it. What else can you ask for?

When I want a cake, but I want it fast and easy, I always go for this recipe. It’s no-fuss, perfect every time cake that I love. Apples are available pretty much all year round, so this is a plus, but it is also great with pears if you want to try that too. The caramel sauce I add on top is optional, but if you have it give it a try, after all… it’s caramel we are talking about, can’t go wrong with that.

How to make this Apple cake?

Note: For exact measurements and directions see the recipe card below!

One large glass bowl with flour and spices. Another smaller glass bowl with two eggs, brown sugar, and yogurt. A green plate with chopped apples. Apple peels and whole apples around the plate and bowls. Wooden cutting board with apple peels and a knife. Yellow and pink napkin on the side.

Making the batter is pretty easy. No special tools, just a couple of bowls, a whisk, and a baking dish. First, I chop the apples. I take the skin off, but if you prefer you can leave it on (some types of apples have thicker skin than others).

For the batter, I combine the flour with the spices. In a separate bowl, I whisk the yogurt, oil, sugars, eggs, and vanilla. Then to the wet mixture, I add the flour with the spices and gently mix. Before the flour has been fully incorporated I add the chopped apples and finish mixing.

I line a springform with parchment paper and transfer the batter to the dish spreading evenly. If I’m using caramel I add a few dollops of it on top of the batter, with a toothpick I make swirls around the top. I bake it on the middle rack at 350F(180C) for about 35 minutes, or till a toothpick comes out clean. Let it sit a bit before removing the springform and transferring it to a cooling rack.

A glass bowl with a swirl of yogurt and brown like mixture with a whisk inside the bowl. Wooden cutting board on the background with apple peels and a knife. Whole apple behind the bowl with a yellow napkin next to it.
A glass bowl with a brown liquid in it and a whisk. Wooden cutting board on the background with apple peels and a knife. Whole apple behind the bowl with a yellow napkin next to it.
A bowl with a brown liquid in it and flout sprinkled over it from another bowl. Whole apple next to the bowl on the left side. Yellow and pink napkin behind the bowl. Green plate with chopped apples on the right side next to the bowl.
A bowl with brown mixture and silicone spatula in it. A green plate with chopped apples over the bowl and falling apples into the bowl beneath. Whole apples in front of the bowl and yellow and pink napkin behind.
A bowl with brown mixture and apple pieces in it. Silicone spatula inside the batter. Two whole apples in front of the bowl with apple peels and a whisk. Wooden cutting board with a knife apples peels and one whole apple behind the bowl. Yellow and pink napkins next to the cutting board behind the bowl.
Hand holding a silicone spatula and scooping out a batter with apple pieces from a bowl into a springform lined with parchment paper. Two whole apples in front left side and apple peels between them. Yellow and pink napkins behind the springform.
Springform with brown batter and pieces of apples mixed in it. Parchment paper sticking out from the bottom of the springform. Whole apples scattered around the springform. Wooden cutting board with a knife and apple peels in the background. Yellow and pink napkin behind the springform.
Springform with brown batter and pieces of apples mixed in it, and topped with dollops of caramel. Parchment paper sticking out from the bottom of the springform. Whole apples scattered around the springform. Wooden cutting board with a knife and apple peels in the background. Yellow and pink napkin behind the springform.
Springform with brown batter and pieces of apples mixed in it, and caramel swirled on top. Parchment paper sticking out from the bottom of the springform. Whole apples scattered around the springform. Wooden cutting board with a knife and apple peels in the background. Yellow and pink napkin behind the springform.
Springform with baked cake in it. Parchment paper sticking out from the bottom of the springform. Whole apples scattered around the springform. Wooden cutting board with a knife and apple peels in the background. Yellow and pink napkin behind the springform.

If you have any leftover, you can store it covered at room temperature for up to 3 days. I haven’t tried freezing it, I assume it will be fine, but when I try I will confirm. I really hope you’ll give this recipe a try. It’s a truly delicious easy Apple cake, that you can make again and again.

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Apple cake on a parchment paper with two pieces cut out, but one on its side. Two whole apples on the bottom right side with apple peels around. A knife next to the cake on the opposite side of the apples.
A dark glass plate with a slice of apple cake and a caramel sauce on top. Two forks next to the plate. Whole apples in the front left side and back. More cake peeking of the left side. Yellow napkin on the background under the apples.

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A slice of apple cake on a plate and a hand drizzling caramel over the slice. Two forks next to the plate with a few apple peels in front. Whole apples on both sides in the back of the plate. with a jar of caramel and more cake. The corner of a yellow napkin peeking out form the right side next to the plate.

Easy and moist Apple cake

Milena M
This super moist and yummy Apple cake is very easy to make but so delicious. It's packed with fresh apples and a touch of caramel, light, and perfectly sweet. It goes so well with yogurt or a cup of tea, or coffee. If you like Apple cake, this is the recipe to try, it's simply the BEST!
5 from 1 vote
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Prep Time 10 mins
Cook Time 35 mins
Course Dessert
Cuisine International
Servings 1 9″ Cake

Equipment

  • Springform

Ingredients
  

  • 300 g Apples, chopped 2½ cups
  • 260 g AP Flour 2 cups
  • 1/4 t Salt
  • 1 t Baking Powder
  • 1/2 t Baking Soda
  • 1 t Cinnamon
  • 200 g Raw cane sugar or granulated sugar 1 cup
  • 120 g Yogurt 1/2 cup
  • 100 ml Oil (unflavored) 1/2 cup
  • 2 Eggs
  • 1 t Vanilla extract
  • 2-3 tbsp Caramel optional

Instructions
 

  • Chope the apples. I take the skin off, but if you prefer you can leave it on.
  • Preheat the oven to 350F(180C).
  • In a bowl combine flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda, and cinnamon. Mix.
  • In another bowl combine the sugar, yogurt, oil, eggs, and vanilla. Whisk till homogenous.
  • To the wet ingredients add the flour mixture. Gently mix and half away through fold-in the chopped apples. Stop mixing as soon as all the flour has been incorporated.
  • Line a springform with parchment paper and grease the bottom and sides with butter or oil.
  • Transfer the batter to the springform, spread evenly.
    (Optional) Add a few dollops of the caramel on top. Using a toothpick make swirls to distribute the caramel over the surface (see photos).
  • Bake in the middle of the oven for 30-35 minutes, or till a toothpick comes out clean.
  • Take out of the oven and let it cool for a few minutes before removing the springform. Then transfer to a cooling rack. When completely cooled transfer to a plate, slice, and enjoy.
    You can drizzle more caramel on top if you'd like.
Keyword apple cake, apples, cake
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Slice of apple cake on a dark plate with caramel sauce on top dripping on the side. Two forks next to the plate and an apple peel. More cake on a parchment paper with a slice cut out on the back. Whole apples with yellow napkin underneath next to the plate. A jar with caramel and apple slice next to it on the left back side. One whole apple on the far back.

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