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Reviewed: Dec. 23, 2012
made this recipe for my dad who has a very harsh opinion on everything and he LOVED this cake!!!! said it reminded him of the way his grandmother use to make her coconut cake.
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Reviewed: Dec. 14, 2012
Very good
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Reviewed: Nov. 23, 2012
The first time I made this cake, I followed the recipe exactly with the exception on correcting the error on step 4 and only used 2 tbls butter to cook the coconut. The cake was good, but you have to double the up on the frosting to cover three layers and the frosting was extremely rich. The second time I made a few changes and it turned out great! First off I went with a 13x9 sheet cake instead of layers. I toasted 2 cups of coconut on a cookie sheet for 10 minutes before adding it to the batter. I left out the walnuts, and went with 1/3 cup of oil instead of 1/4 cup. I used a regular white cake mix (not the butter recipe kind) instead of yellow and used 3 jumbo eggs. For the frosting, I went with two 8oz packages of cream cheese, but cut the sugar back to only 3 cups. That made a perfect amount to cover the cake and was still plenty sweet. You might want to microwave the cream cheese for about 30 seconds to get it nice and soft and easy to blend. Add the sugar a little bit at a time. It took 40 minutes at 350 degrees in a dark coated cake pan. Everybody loved the cake. It disappeared in nothing flat! It was super moist and not too crumbly at all. I'll definitely make this one again.
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Reviewed: Aug. 14, 2012
After reading several "bad" reviews of this cake, I felt the need to join and post. I have made this cake at least 50 times and have never had any problem with the cake being too crumbly or not done. One review mentions leaving out the nuts, this would make the cake crumbly as walnuts add their oils to the cake. The only part I alter is that I do not feel butter is necessary to toast the coconut. A non-stick pan and constant stirring do the trick fine!
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Reviewed: Apr. 9, 2012
I made this cake for Easter. I made it as a 2-layer cake with 2 8x8 square pans. I accidentally sprayed the pans with cooking oil and did not coat with flour and they came out fine. I did not have creamcheese so I made plain buttercream frosting instead and skipped the toasted coconut. It was amazing. The cake was moist and delicious! Everyone wanted seconds and did not touch the other desserts.
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Reviewed: Dec. 30, 2011
This will be about my 25th time making this cake. Every time I get together with someone they ask me to make this cake! It is fabulous, I just always double the frosting recipe because a single batch won't cover my whole cake. This recipe will stick with us forever!
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Reviewed: Oct. 19, 2011
I love this recipe, everytime i do a coconut cake i use this recipe.
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Reviewed: Sep. 19, 2011
Thank you so much for posting this cake. I cut the recipe out of a magazine years ago and have not been able to locate it. Now it is here! It is a wonderful recipe for those coconut lovers out there. I have substituted the Betty Crocker Super Moist yellow cake mix, then omitting the pudding and it works great as it already has the pudding in the mix!
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Reviewed: Aug. 18, 2011
This recipe looked so good I wanted to try it for my husband's birthday cake. After reading the reviews, I was concerned about it falling apart and the frosting being too sweet. So, I used coconut milk in place of the water and just 1 cup of coconut in the cake batter. It came out perfectly and was delicious! For the frosting, I doubled and creamed the room temperature ingredients, except for the confectioners' sugar which I added a little at a time until just right. It spread perfectly and was just the right amount. I also didn't bother with toasting the coconut. Everyone loved it!
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Reviewed: May 14, 2011
I made this as cupcakes for an Easter dinner at my boyfriends house. The cupcakes were great and the icing was fantastic. They got many compliments. I left the vanilla extract out because i wanted the icing to be very white. mmmmm yum!
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