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A question about a recipe: Maple Yogurt Pound Cake
Is there anything I can sub for the maple syrup. I'm drawn to this recipe due to the oil/yogurt combo, and while I know the maple lends character to the cake, I don't have it on hand. Would it work to make a brown sugar simple syrup? I'm thinking this could account for the sugar and liquid. I don't have agave or honey on hand either.
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If I were you, I'd skip this cake and make it when you have maple available. It's the maple that makes the cake.
Wonderful, thanks! I would have hated to be disappointed with the results.
To be honest, honey would work well - if you like honey that is and if the flavour is not over-powering. I say that because I made a lemon-honey-blueberry pound cake this Sunday past and it was heavenly!