Mamaw’s Fresh Apple Cake

With the onset of cooler temperatures, rainy and cloudy days, and hints of fall in the air, I have been craving all things fall and all the nostalgia that comes with it! 

One of my favorite things to do on cool mornings is enjoy a hot cup of coffee and a piece of my Mamaw’s Fresh Apple Cake. It’s warm and filling and oh, so delicious! 

This recipe is a favorite of many of my family members and I get lots of requests for it this time of year! 

It’s a very simple recipe and very easy to make, but will impress folks every time. 

I start by peeling and dicing my apples into small bits like this. (And saving the peels, cores and egg shells for my chickens!)

Diced apples for our cake, peels and cores for the chickens to enjoy!

In my stand mixer I use the whisk attachment to mix together the oil and sugar, and then add beaten eggs. 

I mix my dry ingredients in my Mamaw’s sifter. 

I love using my Mamaw’s tools & utensils!

I then switch attachments on my mixer and fold in the dry ingredients. I do this because this makes a very thick batter, and the whisk attachment won’t mix it well and it will just get clogged up. 

Getting ready to fold in the apples!

Slowly fold in the apples and nuts. 

I use a spatula to scoop somewhat evenly into greased bunt pan because this makes a very dense, thick batter. It won’t be perfect, but as it bakes it will even out! 

Ready to bake!

Now it’s time to bake! In my oven it takes just under an hour. I would start checking this at about 45 minutes just to make sure it doesn’t over cook and dry out. 

Yum!

Let cool and dump onto a plate or cake dish. 

Enjoy! 

Fresh Apple Cake:

  • 1 1/2 cups vegetable oil
  • 2 cups sugar
  • 2 eggs, well beaten
  • 3 cups flour
  • 2 teaspoons vanilla
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 1 teaspoon baking soda
  • 1 teaspoon baking powder
  • 3 cups diced apples
  • 1 cup of nuts (optional, I use walnuts)
My Mamaw’s Recipe

What is your favorite fall treat? Comment below and let me know!

(I’m including a link to the KitchenAid Mixer I use. This one is on Amazon and is an affiliate link. If you purchase, I will earn a small portion of the sale at no additional cost to you!)

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