Lovely readers we are back from our hiatus! Many apologies to those few and faithful of you who occasionally peak at this extremely amateur foodie-blog as we hope our grossly negligent behavior hasn't effected your tender feelings towards us.
Tammy's cake recipe for the beautiful cake in the photo is included in the recipes section. My first real layer cake, next time the layers will be made from scratch, nonetheless this was an incredibly fun project for us one Sunday! Thank you!
Monday, June 14, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
Lemon Cakes of Love & Chocolate Treasures
We are back from our blogging hiatus! There's a bit of catching up to do.
My dear mother-in-law let me borrow her mini bundt-pans. I've never baked in a normal sized one, not to mentioned the adorable just under one cup size. Last night's treats were fluffy lemon-almond pound cakes with a lemon glaze.
Yes, pound cakes aren't known for being fluffy. The original recipe, although labeled a pound cake actually turned out to be light, moist and tender dessert perfect for summer! I halved the original version and look forward to making it by the book next time. A recipe will be included soon.
Braiser enjoyed the dessert so much that he asked for another version the very next day. It was inspired by my mother-in-law who can't enjoy the delicious lemony version. This was a trial run for her mini pound cake treats, cooked in her lovely pans and served on her father's green depression glass! Chocolate-pecan-almond with chocolate frosting!
Isis wasn't quite sure what to make of our photographic musings.
My dear mother-in-law let me borrow her mini bundt-pans. I've never baked in a normal sized one, not to mentioned the adorable just under one cup size. Last night's treats were fluffy lemon-almond pound cakes with a lemon glaze.
Yes, pound cakes aren't known for being fluffy. The original recipe, although labeled a pound cake actually turned out to be light, moist and tender dessert perfect for summer! I halved the original version and look forward to making it by the book next time. A recipe will be included soon.
Braiser enjoyed the dessert so much that he asked for another version the very next day. It was inspired by my mother-in-law who can't enjoy the delicious lemony version. This was a trial run for her mini pound cake treats, cooked in her lovely pans and served on her father's green depression glass! Chocolate-pecan-almond with chocolate frosting!
Isis wasn't quite sure what to make of our photographic musings.
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