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Pumpkin Angel Food Cake with Ginger-Cream Filling
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60 Ratings

5 spoons 52%
4 spoons 18%
3 spoons 20%
2 spoons 2%
1 spoons 8%
Angel food cake mixes with pumpkin for a new flavor twist. Layers of whipped cream make it a dreamy dessert.
Prep: 10 MinTotal: 3 Hr
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Posted 11/1/2012 9:51:11 AM REPORT ABUSE CBcooker said:
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Love this recipe for the autumn time - make it for work birthdays and everyone enjoys it....not the same old angel food cake! And....easy to prepare. One of my favorites
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Posted 10/11/2012 8:49:22 AM REPORT ABUSE DHiggz said:
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I made this the other and it was fanstatic . I used my sugar free frosting recipe instead of the cream filling ( which I'm sure is wonderful ) . I took some to the girls at work and they loved it also and asked for the recipe .
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Posted 10/5/2012 9:26:35 AM REPORT ABUSE janetblanchard said:
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Made this cake yesterday, and it's very good. Didn't have the crystalized ginger & used 3/4 cup of powdered sugar. Sprinkled top with pumpkin pie spice.
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Posted 9/11/2012 12:38:49 PM REPORT ABUSE klgr said:
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This is a great light cake with just a touch of pumpkin and not overly sweet or heavy. Perfect for the still warm days in September. I did not have an angel food cake pan, so I used my bundt cake pan. Then, instead of cutting the cake into 2 layers, I followed the tip that Betty Crocker had posted at the end of the recipe by slicing the cake as I would regularly serve a bundt cake and I dolloped the whipped cream frosting on top of the slice. I also did not use the crystallized ginger, but used the substitution of the powdered ginger. It gave the whipped frosting a really nice delicate ginger flavor. The crystallized ginger probably would have made a nice decoration sprinkled on top of the dollop of whipped frosting.
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Posted 10/10/2011 7:27:38 PM REPORT ABUSE tenaja said:
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my cake was heavy and not what i thought using angel food. I ended up making two cakes that were only 3-4 inches high; froze them; sliced each one in half while frozen. I plan on assembling and freeing the while thing. afraid the cake is so heavy that the cream mix will all come out. I'm hoping to assemble a 4 thin layer cake for a part wednesday.
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Posted 11/24/2010 7:19:19 PM REPORT ABUSE LJH0611 said:
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This cake was fabulous.I made this cake for our Thanksgiving dinner at work. It was a big hit. Had to pass out the recipe the next day because others wanted to make it for their families. I will absolutely make it again. Perfect dessert after a big meal. Very light and easy to make.
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Posted 10/10/2010 1:05:01 PM REPORT ABUSE LJWOhio said:
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Hey Betty Crocker, why did you delete the reviews that used to be included with this recipe. There were some great tips! Like since this is a low calorie ANGEL FOOD cake why not use Lite Cool Whip instead of the whipping cream. Several reviewers tried that, including myself, and it was great! I stirred in 1/2 to 1 tsp. pureed ginger, (found in a small jar in the produce section of supermarket), to 1 tub of Cool Whip and served it as a garnish on top of the sliced cake. It was yummy!
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Posted 9/22/2010 10:23:00 PM REPORT ABUSE froggylover said:
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it was touch and go at first but all was great its very good and tasty hope u try it my mom loved it for her b day she was on a diet and i wanted to make a cake that was healthy for her this is the way if u like pumpkin pie u will love this
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