From: bakergurl04
On Mar 27, 2003
I loved this recipe too; because my Mom's diabetic, and loves ginger, and so I substituted Sugar Twin for the sugar, and used Corn syrup, as I didn't have Molasses on hand. This recipe in my opinion was on the best I've found; because although it still calls for two kinds of sweeteners, it was less sweet than others I had looked at. As previously stated by the other two who reviewed it, I agree it was easy to make; and I added to My Cookbook, as I would definitely make it again. Thank you for sharing your Grandma's recipe, she must have been a wonderful lady, these kind of memeories are priceless.
From: ratherbeswimmin'
On Feb 19, 2003
Oh, this was so wonderful. I am not much of a sweet eater but good homemade gingerbread is something that I really like. Your recipe instructions were very easy to follow. Had a delicious flavor and soft, tender texture. I ate mine plain but the rest of my family wanted whipped cream on top. A wonderful wintertime dessert. Thanks.
From: Laudee
On Dec 23, 2002
This is one heck of a good gingerbread recipe. Love how easy it is to mix together and bake. We blobbed whip cream on top, and WOW, it really hit the spot! Thanks so much for sharing, SK. You've got a winner here! Your Gram must've been a dandy cook! Laudee
From: ellie_
On Oct 11, 2003
Very good gingerbread which we enjoyed. We used buttermilk instead of sour milk without any problems. I wasn't sure how long to cook the gingerbread but mine was done in 45 minutes. Thanks for sharing!
From: Lulu B
On Mar 13, 2007
I made this Saturday evening for a large church gathering-125 people. As expected the men loved it the most but women and boys were a close second I had some cream that had soured, 35% whipping cream and used that instead of sour milk. Fragrant, delicious, addictive and easy to make. I made 2 single recipes and then doubled it. All came out perfectly in 42 minutes, i well buttered 9x9 pan as well as 10x15. I am making it today again by special request of some of the men and boys, but my friends and I want some too for our cribbage party tonight. Thank you Kris, this is most definitely a keeper, with bells on
From: Chef #222288
On Nov 18, 2006
Made this today to have a "test batch" before Thanksgiving. It was so perfect with a big dollop of whipped cream! It was gone in a flash and I am looking forward to making more. Very easy to prepare. Took about 42 minutes in my oven. This will disappear fast. Thanks for sharing.
From: Sharligan
On Jun 10, 2007
This evening my DH & I enjoyed this delicious gingerbread cake - topped with whipped cream of course! It is very tasty & moist. I do like a little more spice so next time I think I'll grate fresh ginger instead of using the powder. Thanks for posting this wonderful treat!
From: Dexter&Liz
On Dec 9, 2007
I had to make a few modifications - I used vegie oil instead of shortening and golden syrup instead of molasses - it still turned out very nicely. It needed a little more spice for my tastes though, but I was cautious and put level teaspoons of ginger etc, next time I will make them rounded and I think that will make a nice difference. Some plain icing would go nicely on this to though... Great recipe! Easy to make. Thanks for sharing.
From: Whsky Grl
On Jan 8, 2004
Made this tonight and it is wonderful! First time I made homemade gingerbread. I will make this again and soon. Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe.
From: Treenickel
On Mar 23, 2005
this was delicious. definitely a keeper. I had to guess on the time since it wasn't listed,in my oven it took 50 minutes. For some reason it fell in the middle but I'll try to tweak it a little for my altitude
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