Non-Dairy Yogurt-Marmalade Cake, It's De-Lovely
On Friday morning, we decided that we would make a special dinner for ourselves. Martin and Sophie planned most of the menu - we had grilled fish and vegetables, a tomato-cucumber salad, and dessert. When I asked them what they wanted, they described their desired dessert as CAKE NOT CUPCAKES. A little bummed, since cupcakes have become somewhat comfortable for me, I wasn't sure what to make. Then, I came across a recipe for Yogurt-Marmalade Cake. And boy, did it look good.

Photo from The Pioneer Woman Cooks
It was really easy to make and the dairy ingredients had simple non-dairy counterparts. Instead of the yogurt that was called for in the recipe, I used two small containers of vanilla-flavored soy yogurt. I wasn't sure how my chocolate-loving family would respond to the sometimes sharp flavors of marmalade, but I didn't have time to ask. I was too busy shoveling the cake in my mouth. When I did finally look up to take a breath, their plates were clean and everyone was smiling. And that's the whole point of cake, isn't it?

Photo from The Pioneer Woman Cooks
It was really easy to make and the dairy ingredients had simple non-dairy counterparts. Instead of the yogurt that was called for in the recipe, I used two small containers of vanilla-flavored soy yogurt. I wasn't sure how my chocolate-loving family would respond to the sometimes sharp flavors of marmalade, but I didn't have time to ask. I was too busy shoveling the cake in my mouth. When I did finally look up to take a breath, their plates were clean and everyone was smiling. And that's the whole point of cake, isn't it?

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