Apple Oat Cake

It might not feel like it, but Rosh Hashanah is coming in no time and it’s time to start thinking about apple cakes for dessert! This easy recipe that I’m sharing with you today is delicious and won't take a long time to whip up.

Apple is one of the main holiday symbols and we always have one apple cake for dessert in my family. I already shared some other options last year so you do have another option to choose from when creating your apple dish.

The cake is very moist and has a rustic texture thanks to the apple cubes in it.

To make this apple and oat cake you will need- all-purpose flour, quick oats, apples, eggs, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon, vanilla paste or extract, and soy milk (you can use other non-dairy milk you prefer or water/orange juice). The process is simple and you only need to mix everything together then put it in the oven. That's it!

The amount of flour in the recipe is not very big, only ½ cup because we use quick oats too. The quick oats are adding more texture and flavor.

The cake is parve and obviously can fit any other day as well. The cake is not big and if you need more of it, double the ingredients. Since we still don’t know how we will celebrate the holiday with the Coronavirus, you might need a smaller dessert.

The recipe yields 1 loaf cake

For more apple recipes, check out my apple recipe index.

Other Rosh Hashanah recipes on my blog:
Honey Cake
Nondairy Apple Tart
Apple Bars
Parve Apple and Honey Cake
Honey Buns
Simanim Salad
Beet Cake
Apple and Honey Cookies
Beet Carpaccio
Lentil Carrot Soup
Carrot Quiche
Ricotta and Honey Tart
Silan Date Syrup Cake
Apple Cinnamon Rosh Hashanah Challah
Vegan Carrot Muffins
Cooked Carrot Salad
Apple Muffins
Apple Honey Cake (Gluten Free & Dairy Free)
Gluten Free Honey Cake

Let's get started baking this perfect apple oat cake: