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    Coffee Cake (Gluten-Free)

    Reviewed and edited by a celiac disease expert.

    This recipe comes to us from Betty Doubravsky. My wife entered this in the Dolores County Fair here in Colorado and won three ribbons . - James

    ¼ cup salad oil ( I use olive oil )
    1 beaten egg
    ½ cup milk
    1 ½ cup gluten-free flour* plus 1 ½ teaspoon xanthan gum
    ¾ cup sugar
    2 teaspoon baking powder
    dash of salt

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    Guest Malinda

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    Very tasty and fit the craving of a 38-week pregnant woman and her celiac hubby. I woke up Sunday morning really really really wanting brown sugar and cinnamon baked goods...thank you so much for sharing! Now I just need to master the whole "baking at altitude" concept - previously I just did what Duncan Hines told me...now I have to...think for myself! Aack!

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    Guest Elizabeth

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    Wow! This is an excellent coffee cake. My husband usually runs when I make gluten-free baked goods, but even he loved this coffee cake! It was fluffy and moist and absolutely yummy!! I will definitely make this again and again.

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    Guest Lee

    I'm probably missing something here, but I can't see 'coffee' anywhere in the ingredients...

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    Guest Julia
    Wow! This is an excellent coffee cake. My husband usually runs when I make gluten-free baked goods, but even he loved this coffee cake! It was fluffy and moist and absolutely yummy!! I will definitely make this again and again.

    I can't wait to try it. I suddenly craved coffee cake, Don't know why (definitely not pregnant!).

    But, keep working on the baked goods--my daughter and I make gluten free breads, cakes and cookies that "normals" gobble up! Vary the flours in your mixes and be sure to use enough flavor--spice, real butter, etc

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    Guest Rebekah

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    I'm probably missing something here, but I can't see 'coffee' anywhere in the ingredients...

    As far as I can remember I've never seen coffee in any coffee cake recipe - usually it's just a breakfast cake that goes well with a hot cup of Joe.

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    Guest Michaella

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    My teenage girls are eating this! I substituted the sugar for xylitol, lo-han and a bit of stevia. Lovin', Lovin' Lovin' it!

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    Guest Steve

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    At the same time that I looked up your recipe, I was looking in a old better homes and gardens cook book and seen the exact same proportions.expect it wasn't gluten free. I didn't see your Gluten-Free flour recipe, so I used rice, tapioca and potato flours, also I used cold processed coffee for most of the liquid. it came out very good. thanks for showing its not that hard to have healthy snacks.

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    Guest Beth
    I'm probably missing something here, but I can't see 'coffee' anywhere in the ingredients...

    Coffee Cake doesn't CONTAIN coffee, and it's not supposed to taste like coffee. It's a not-so-sweet cake to be enjoyed WITH coffee.

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    Guest Beth

    Delicious! Thank you for this alternative. My daughter has never liked traditional birthday cake and has always requested coffee cake on her birthday. Now that she's gluten-free, I have a way to make her beloved coffee cake!

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    Guest admin
    Coffee Cake doesn't CONTAIN coffee, and it's not supposed to taste like coffee. It's a not-so-sweet cake to be enjoyed WITH coffee.

    Perhaps you should switch to decaf?

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    Coffee Cake doesn't CONTAIN coffee, and it's not supposed to taste like coffee. It's a not-so-sweet cake to be enjoyed WITH coffee.

    Perhaps you should switch to decaf?

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    Guest Mary Earle

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    I'm probably missing something here, but I can't see 'coffee' anywhere in the ingredients...

    Coffee cake does not have coffee in it - it is something you have with coffee!

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