that is a funny word, bundt.
especially when you type it over & over again.
i wonder where it came from...
anyway, bundt cakes. we are friends.
{blueberry coffee cake!
the customer favorite}
{apple coffee cake!
a great use of extra apples}
{cream cheese pound cake!
yum!
who knew i liked pound cake?}
yeah yeah, they all look the exact same. we only have one bundt pan. but i'm ok with that. so many options. i've also made a honey bun coffee cake, which is probably my favorite. it has a ton of brown sugar & pecans. so good!
& i've been really wanting to make this one i found in the food network magazine: a rootbeer bundt cake! i'll let you know how it turns out. guarantee it wont look this pretty.
hope you have a fantastic weekend! i have a lot of baking to do today with work & the intern party. {remember last year HERE?} should be a fun day!
love love,
kjp.
Lucky for you I know where the word "bundt" came from :) I have the Encyclopedia of Jewish Food and happened to read that entry - it's the most interesting one I've read so far. You can read the whole entry (a page and a half) at http://books.google.com/books?id=ojc4Uker_V0C&pg=PA80&lpg=PA80&dq=%22encyclopedia+of+jewish+food%22+bundt&source=bl&ots=NOgLHsKNfD&sig=k5TbD2gZUhIJobQeGuSL04KH6dw&hl=en&ei=Q-M7To_AFqTC0AGq4vk9&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBgQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=false
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cake in a bundt pan is my mom's chocolate chip yellow cake. A bundt pan is not just for cakes though - I use it for a sweet noodle kugel, and I've seen them used in a lot of Jewish homes as Jello molds. Have fun with these new bundt pan ideas!
that is fantastic information, wendy! thank you so much! i had no idea it was a Jewish tradition. very very neat. now i will always think of you when i make one :)
ReplyDeletehard to believe it's time for the new interns' party! you're not the new kids on the block anymore :)
ReplyDeleteI want a root beer bundt cake.
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