This oatmeal cake is the best ever and this is coming from someone who not a big fan of oatmeal. Not only that, it is very popular among the men. This was something that I cooked for the cowboys and they would tell my husband how much they enjoyed the dessert. I personally think it borders the food porn side…..yeah, it’s that good!
INGREDIENTS:
For the Cake:
- 1 1/4 c Boiling Water
- 1 c Quick Oats
- 1 stick butter
- 1 c brown sugar
- 1 c white sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 1/3 c flour
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 1 tsp. cinnamon
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- 1/2 tsp. nutmeg
For the Icing:
- 1/2 stick butter
- 1 c brown sugar
- 1/4 c evaporated milk
- powered sugar
DIRECTIONS:
Mix water, oats, and butter & let stand for 15 minutes. Add remaining ingredients together in a bowl. Add oatmeal mixture to the bowl and mix well. Bake in an 8 x 11 casserole dish at 350′ for 30 minutes.
ICING DIRECTIONS:
Melt ingredients together in saucepan and cool. Add powered sugar until thick enough to pour over cake. Pour over HOT cake! I usually take a toothpick and poke holes throughout the cake so that the icing sinks in…YUMMY!
OH.MY.GOSH…..this is SOOOOOO good!!! Enjoy:)
That looks really good. Have to try it soon.
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I could eat that for breakfast. Wow.
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I love a good oatmeal cake:) Yours is similar to mine, but with a different topping. I am going to try yours out:) Thanks for sharing!
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I have been looking for a recipe on an oatmeal cake. Thank you so much for sharing!
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Borders the food porn side, huh? Well, I might be old…but I’m not dead yet…will be trying this one.
Thanks!!
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Oh, that looks so good! I was looking for a dessert recipe. I think I found it.
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I think I will add a cup of raisins! Sounds absolutely yummy!
LOL..You crack me up!
Oh, I bet raisins would be delicious!!!! Follow up and let me know!
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I made this last night. It should have come with a warning: “Be prepared to die and go to heaven”. It was truly food porn.
WOW. I WHIPPED THIS UP IN ABOUT 5 MINUTES (EXCLUDING THE 15 MINUTE WAIT ON THE OATS), PERFECT!!! IT’S THE BEST OF A SPICE CAKE AND A CARROT CAKE ALL IN ONE. ACTUALLY BETTER.. THANKS. I DIDN’T USE THE ICING; THE CAKE IS SO GOOD.
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I much prefer the coconut and pecan frosting that came on my mom’s oatmeal cake. That made the cake. Otherwise, the cake recipe is about the same.
May I know whether this oatmeal cake can be kept in the freezer. Will the same be same after we take it out from the freezer?
Thank you.
This is the same recipe passed to me by my Aunt in 1953! You can add almost nay spice… Raisens , candied fruit, dry cranberries and nuts… use your imagination!
My children often ran for the school bus with this in hand!
For a basic this recipe can not be topped!
The best cake ever. My husband does not like oatmeal cake, I LOVE oatmeal cake and thus have tried to find one that he will eat. For 5 years I haven’t had any luck at all and had given up hope. But this looked pretty good so… Yep, he asks for it now! Thank you!
This was a great dessert, and I cannot wait to have it in the morning for a breakfast bread, and I love that it has whole grain in it….thanks for the recipe.
I’m eating my first piece right now, and it’s amazing! I skipped the icing, but the cake alone is addictive. Definitely a recipe to add to my list of favorites, and the best part is that it takes almost no time at all to make.
For Diabetics type 2… try using 4 Sweet& Low (or other sugar substitute) in place of the white sugar…and in place of the Icing try a sprinkle of cinnamon.
There are a number of tricks you can try as your tastes may very!
I’ve never heard of an oatmeal cake but this sounds good (and it looks like you used your Kitchenaid to make it).