Growing up in India, it's not a surprise that mangoes were always my favorite fruit. We use mangoes in so many recipes but never have I tried a mango cake recipe. So when I saw this vegan mango cake recipe in my friend's blog I was excited, to say the least.
It was a pretty straight forward recipe. No special ingredients or special equipment needed. I also had store bought mango puree at home readily available. All I had to do was mix the ingredients and whip up this gorgeous vegan mango cake.
Sometimes vegan baking and cooking call for specialty ingredients either for egg substitute and/or fat substitute. Interestingly this mango cake recipe doesn't use any such ingredients. Vegetable oil is used for the fat and the leavening agents baking powder and baking soda is good enough as egg substitutes and makes the cake rise without the use of eggs.
If you want to make it richer and don't mind not baking it vegan and just eggless mango cake, you can use melted butter instead of the avocado oil.
To make this eggless mango cake even more special exotic you can try adding some ground cardamom and saffron strands. That's what I'm going to incorporate while baking it the next time. Can't wait to bake this mango cake recipe again making these two additions.
Vegan Mango Cake Recipe |
Prep Time | Cook Time | Makes |
---|---|---|
20 Mins | 26 Mins | 12 Cupcakes |
Author | Category | Method |
Madhuram | Cakes | Baking |
- 1 and 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 and 1/2 cups mango puree
- 1/3 cup avocado oil
- 2/3 cup white sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Pre-heat the oven for 350F.
- Mix the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and whisk just until a smooth batter texture. Do not over-mix.
- Divide the batter equally among 12 cups of a standard-sized muffin pan-lined with cupcake liners.
- Bake for about 26 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
- I felt that it was too sweet for us. So I would definitely bake this again but would reduce the quantity of sugar to 1/2 cup. The store bought mango puree already gives a lot of sweetness, so 1/2 cup sugar should be fine. I think the quantity of sugar mentioned in the original recipe should be good if you prepare your own mango puree from fresh mangoes without adding sugar.
This recipe was updated and republished from 2009 recipe archives.
It looks divine! 😉
Happy Blogiversary!
This looks and sound delicous. I would never have thought to use mango in a cake but think my son (and me) would love it.
These look perfectly soft and delicious! Got to try them.
mango cake looks very nice
mango cake looks great! i meant to celebrate the 1 year birthday of my blog and forgot as well 🙂
Hi madhuram!
I love anything with mangoes.thanks for the recipe.I have a request.Do u have any lemon poppy seed muffin
recipe with u to share? I am looking everywhere for it.I like that combination very much.Any help is appreciated.thanks.
Thanks Surekha. I haven’t tried a lemon poppy seed muffin so far. Will get to it when I find time.
Dear friends, thank you very much for stopping by and wishing me on my blog’s 2nd birthday.
yummy looking mango cake..one more addition to my ever-growing to-do-list from ur blog 😆
Welcome to my blog Harini.
happy 2nd b-day to your blog 😛
Happy Blog Birthday! Cake looks gorgeous 🙂
Happy 2nd blog anniversary
and my best wishes for next years!
Madhu, you did and do great job!
This vegan mango cake is just for me.
Thanks!
Hi Madhu, belated blog anniversary wishes lovely to see this post, I have decided I am going to bake this, for my friends, that looks so gorgeous.., and I love mangoes
Belated bloganniversary wishes. Lovely to see a post from you after some time. Cake has a pretty color.
The cakes look delicious!
Happy 2nd B’day! Wish you many many years ahead. 🙂
The molds made your cake very very attractive. I really loved it. 🙂
P.S: You won’t believe this but you came in my dream just today early morning. 😆 Don’t know how come? 🙄
Thats a beautiful cake Madhu..happy 2nd blog anniversary to ur blog baby..
Happy blog birthday Madhu! Cake looks so nice. Love the shape..
I love the molds you used– the cake looks lovely. Glad you tried this, Madhuram.
Happy Blog Anniversary Madhu. Wish you more and more success.
Happy Blog anniversary Madhu! Cake looks very cute. I made a cake for the Wilton class with mango puree with the readymade cake mix instead of the water and it turned out great.
The cake looks really nice, I will probably substitute mango with some other fruit, though. You do sound really tired, hope things are fine at your end. Take care, Madhu!
Beautiful cake!
Lovely cake. Happy 2nd B-DAY to your blog!
Very cute pan you have used. Nice cake.