The phrase "a quick cake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a cake that is easy and fast to prepare or bake.
Example: "I decided to make a quick cake for dessert since I didn't have much time before dinner."
Alternatives: "a fast cake" or "an easy cake".
Offer to play a quick game like patty-cake, slaps, or invent a secret handshake together.
At the village of Lode, I make a short detour to visit Anglesey Abbey, a Jacobean-style manor house owned by the National Trust, for tea and cake and a quick peek at the famed dahlia gardens, before circling back to Wicken via the fenside villages of Reach, Swaffham Prior and Burwell.
A quick scan turns up no three-layer fresh coconut cake or homemade ice cream or chess pie or Lane cake or pralines or Key lime pie or lemon meringue pie.
They say they know when a cake is too fussy, if a quick meal is too bland, or whether a color will take hold in the next season.
Let it cool for about 10 minutes while you do a quick cleanup and then frost or glaze your cake.
They call it cake (pronounced kek) but it's a quick bread like zucchini bread and nothing like what you'd serve at a birthday party.
Take a firm cake — poundcake, angel food — give the slices a quick baptism in spray oil and throw them on the rack.
With little fuss, zero Pinterest inspiration, and a quick text message invitation, our closest friends and family gathered to cut a cake and share in our excitement.
It's a quick technique, but don't be fooled into thinking it's a total piece of cake.
SHOP OR NOSH We might make a quick stop at the Container Store, or pick up a pizza, or stop at a bakery; Jason and I love the red velvet cake and carrot cake at Two Little Red Hens.
