I did not care for this.

Moist and fluffy! An easy and yummy recipe. I didnt have enough apples, so I used 4 cups of apples and a third of a cup of applesauce. Didnt have walnuts either so left those out. Came out wonderful! Will make this again for sure.

This recipe is great! I used butter rather than oil, and baking powder rather than soda. In any case, it was delicious. Figs, raisin or other additions could be made if desired. Baked at the recommended temperature in a 8x11" pan for 40 minutes. Yummm!

Starts off a little suspicious due to quantity of batter, but after adding apples is excellent. Recommend not using thick apple slices. Use your peeler to shave apple slices into the batter, creates consistency in the apple pieces.

This was a fantastic recipe. Easy to make, very moist, and delicious. I used leftover apples from a fruit tray. I will definitely make this again.

I had been craving an apple cake for ten years and this cake hit the spot. I devoured the cake in one day...by myself! Don't be alarmed by the dry batter. The finished product will be perfect.

This cake was not good to me, something was missing; substance. It tasted gooey. Too many apples and cinanmon for my taste buds. Try my recipe for comparison. Jean's Apple Bundt

I searched for an apple cake to use up some apples going bad. I have made this recipe twice so far and my family loves it so much I can’t keep it any longer then desert and breakfast. DOES not need any more moisture. When you mix your ingredients it seems dry until you add the apples. Make as is and mix apples as stated until all are covered and your mixture turns a light tan color. I use a 10” round pan. I wouldn’t use anything smaller.

This recipe was pretty good. My husband, not a huge sweets fan, really liked this one. I did make changes, however, so I'm not sure how true the 5 stars are. Rather than refined sugar, I used Turbinado (that's all I use), and rather than vanilla, I used honey (it's all I had!). I chopped up a batch of apples given to me by my neighbors, so I have no idea which type they were, using a baby food maker. This works great b/c you can basically do it in one-cup increments and adjust to your taste. I did have to cook it a bit longer than the recipe calls for (using all 5 1/2 cups of apple, I cooked in a 9x9 for 55 minutes @ 325)but it turned out great. It's dense and *very* moist, like a wet sponge. But the flavor's great, and the kids loved it!

I made 2 batches of this tonight, one cake, and one I made into apple/bannana muffins. I omitted a cup of the apples and mashed two bannanas in its place... it was a hit!!

This cake was good but I think it had too many apples in it. I had to cook quite a bit longer than the recipe called for. If I make it again, I would put less apples in. But the taste was great!

I have been making this cake 2-3 times a month over the past year. I've passed it on to other people who love it as much as I do. Excellent for breakfast or coffee break.

We love this cake! Followed the recipe as written, but used a 9x13 pan, and baked at 350. Topped it with a simple brown sugar glaze. The batter seems very dry at first, but when it cooks, the moisture from the apples makes it perfect.

Ummmm... not sure what happened with this recipe, very disappointed. When combining the ingredients it seemed like there were way too many apples for the amount of dry ingredients. Cooked it a warm piece right out of the oven was good but later that night and the next day it was a gooey, soft, mushy cake Yuck. Sorry.

I have been cooking for 20+ years. I say this only because this review is from an experienced cook. This receipe was a disaster. I cooked it for 25 minutes more than the recommended time and it was a gooey, mushy, mess. I followed the directions exactly so I have no idea why my cake came out so differently than everyone elses. How could I improve it? I have no idea. But for starters, too many apples for a 9 X 9 pan, too much cinnamon, too little flour? I wish I would have gotten the same results as everyone else but I didn't. Good luck with this one.

Very good recipe if you like a strong cinnamon taste (which we do). I chopped up 4 small apples and that seemed to do the job. I was lazy to measure the apples but 5 c. + seemed a lot to me. Moist and yummy!

Oh my goodness!!! This cake is AWESOME!!! My husband and daughter enjoyed chopping all the apples. The cake is super moist, very tasty and just awesome! We have made several cakes in just a short time and will make many more. A family favorite in our home!!

THIS RECIPE IS GREAT. WHAT A MOIST AND FLAVORFUL CAKE. TOPPED WITH A GOOD QUALITY YOGURT AND IT'S ALMOST A HEALTH FOOD! I'LL BE MAKING IT AGAIN AND AGAIN!

Made the cake, very easy to make, came out very moist! Has a nice taste to it!