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Prepare your cake pans with parchment paper, nonstick spray, and lightly dust them with almond flour. Toast the nuts at 350 degrees F. Once cooled, chop them into pieces. Whisk together the dry ingredients. Beat the eggs and sugar until fluffy. This is key to making the carrot cake light, so don’t shortcut this step.
Not only did this recipe turn out to be a stellar gluten free carrot cake, if you use a non-dairy cream cheese frosting recipe, it is a slam-dunk dairy-free AND gluten free carrot cake. That means more carrot cake for all, regardless of your dietary restrictions (or pantry situation). Everyone deserves to have a fabulous carrot cake in their lives.
This one does not. It tastes like a truly, super-duper, incredibly perfect carrot cake! This carrot cake recipe is made with almond flour (no all-purpose flour is used), so if you are having trouble getting a hold of all-purpose flour right now, no matter your dietary needs it’s a fantastic option that you’ll be thrilled you tried.
I love adding raisins to carrot cake for their chewy texture and sweet flavor. If you’re not into them (they’re decisive, I know!) you can try golden raisins (which are sweeter), dried cranberries, or simply omit them.
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