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Rich Coffee Cake
Total Time
Prep: 30 min. Bake: 1 hour + cooling
Makes
12 servings
Cinnamon-pecan swirls and a chocolaty drizzle enhance this tender coffee cake. —Gaytha Holloway, Marion, Indiana
Home Recipes Cooking Style Baking
Prep: 30 min. Bake: 1 hour + cooling
12 servings
1 slice: 533 calories, 32g fat (16g saturated fat), 99mg cholesterol, 363mg sodium, 58g carbohydrate (40g sugars, 2g fiber), 5g protein.
Reviews
Very moist and not too sweet!
Pretty good recipe. Cake is good. I would rather go with walnuts over pecans for coffee cake. Would have given five stars but I've always had problems with recipes where you put the cinnamon/sugar topping on top of the batter. It never bakes in and just falls off. I would save a little batter to put on top or just pour the batter into thirds and have two layers within the cake rather than on top. I would like to try this recipe with a different filling as I like a thick gooey filling and I don't think this one is quite that. The layer I did in the middle of the cake is barely noticeable.
Great recipe, does out wonderful every time. Have used different filling which works fine. This is my go to recipe for all occasions. ??
I have made this coffee cake many times by request! Very moist and delicious. I usually forego the pecans because I don't usually have them on hand and I also use light sour cream instead of regular and can't tell the difference. One problem I have is that the cake always sticks to the pan if I sprinkle the sugar concoction on the bottom first. Even without it, wonderful recipe!
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5 stars I make this many times. I use 1/2 cup of blueberries in the cake to change it up sometimes. My family loves this cake. Carol
I have made this recipe many times, and my niece begs me to make it when she comes over to spend the night. It has been a huge hit in my family.
loved this coffee cake ,I do not like chocolate much , so I used caramel instead and I doubled the topping
This coffee cake was loved by all my kids , I doubled the topping ingredients, and instead of the chocolate glaze I used caramel topping
There has to be a typo somewhere in this recipe. I've tried it 3 times and get the same result. The entire coffee cake sinks in the middle. I read where this is usually a result of too much fat. With one cup of butter and one cup of sour cream, to only 2 cups of flour this has to be a mistake. Don't want to take a chance at trying it again while reducing either the butter to 1/2 cup and keeping the sour cream at 1 cup or vice versa. Wish I knew for sure what went wrong because it sounds like a good recipe.