Cardamom carrot cake

I feel like every family has just one definitively good baker . It’s fine if everyone thinks they’re the best cook, and even a little exciting when that gets silently competitive. Like when I bring my green bean casserole to Thanksgiving dinner and nobody eats it even though I know it’s hands d

Gluten-Free Carrot Cake with Cardamom Frosting is nothing short of spectacular. Filled with warming spices, sweet carrots and golden raisins, this is a lovely celebration cake for any occasion.*Please note that 2½ hours of the work time is inactive.

*This recipe makes one large 8" round cake. If you want a smaller cake, cut the recipe in half and bake in 6" round pans.

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