Eating is not only a necessity, but a pleasure for most people. While we can all enjoy a delicious tasting cake, many of us also concern ourselves with high quality ingredients. When we eat out we often don’t know what all goes into our foods. The same can be said of packaged foods. I have been seeing a lot of different mug cake recipes around the web, and by BuzzFeed, and what I love about them is that you know exactly what goes into your cake. This Fairy Bread Mug Cake is made from scratch, and you get to choose what brand and what quality of ingredients you will use.
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What I love about this Fairy Bread Mug Cake is the ingredients are so simple that it is easy to memorize. Once you make it once or twice, you might have it down and won’t need to look at a recipe for future making. The measurements are the same, or similar for many ingredients, which helps too.
Unlike some cakes, this has a different texture and flavor, and is a cross between a bread and a cake. Top it with frosting and sprinkles, and enjoy. This recipe can be cut down for a smaller mug, but I like to prepare in a large mug/soup bowl, and turn over onto a dessert plate.
Fairy Bread Mug Cake
Ingredients
- 6 Tbs flour
- 6 Tbs sugar
- 4 Tbs canola oil
- 4 Tbs milk
- 2 small eggs
- 3 tsp vanilla
- Vanilla frosting
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a large mug, and stir until lumps are gone.
- Microwave for 4 minutes, and allow to cool for 10 minutes.
- Frost and cover in sprinkles.
Ashley says
Hi,
Most of the mug recipes I see are for only 1 ish minutes for cooking (typically 1,000 watt microwave). What size mug did you use? What wattage is your microwave? Mine is 700 watt. Thanks.
Emily Buys says
Hi Ashley, I have at least a 1,000 watt microwave. I used a large mug – probably the equivalent of two smaller mugs.