Comments on Dairy-Free Lazy Daisy Cake

Keri commented on 'Dairy-Free Lazy Daisy Cake'

2011-05-11T02:47:55Z

I've recently had to eliminate dairy because of the baby's reflux, so I'm really excited about this site. I made this tonight, and it got a big thumbs up from everyone (including the little guy, who "hates" nuts). Thanks for the recipes!

Adam commented on 'Dairy-Free Lazy Daisy Cake'

2011-04-23T02:49:20Z

That's awesome. I bet she does grow up to be like her Uncle Jim.

Shelly commented on 'Dairy-Free Lazy Daisy Cake'

2011-04-20T14:53:22Z

The cake looks yummy. I love pecans and coconut together. Rosie looks like a "natural" in the kitchen.

James commented on 'Dairy-Free Lazy Daisy Cake'

2011-04-19T16:09:37Z

Hi Dave,

I should have mentioned that. The recipe is set to make 1 layer. Rosie and I doubled the recipe and put it in two pans since we needed to feed a bunch of people.

James

Dave commented on 'Dairy-Free Lazy Daisy Cake'

2011-04-19T15:58:27Z

This sounds great. Does it make one or two layers? The recipe says 1 8x8 pan but there are two pans in one of the photos.

Jennifer commented on 'Dairy-Free Lazy Daisy Cake'

2011-04-19T15:49:48Z

She is so cute! It looks like she was really focused on making it.

Thanks for sharing this special moment.

James commented on 'Dairy-Free Lazy Daisy Cake'

2011-04-19T15:35:48Z

Hi Mary,

You can easily substitute butter and milk for the margarine and almond milk.

Let me know how you like it!

James

Mary commented on 'Dairy-Free Lazy Daisy Cake'

2011-04-19T15:26:19Z

I remember having this cake when I was growing up. It was fantastic.

I assume it will work just fine with butter instead of the margarine won't it?