Two-piece cast-aluminum pan makes it easy! Check out The Baker's Catalogue.
Thursday, October 05, 2006
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7 comments:
Here's a cheater way to do it without buying the pan... they show it glazed here, but you can spread some frosting and stick them together, and trim off any pokey edges... and frost them just like the one in the picture posted from the Baker's Catalogue:
http://www.thrifttown.com/html/bundt_cake.html
PS... thanks for your work on this site, you were missed during your recent haitus! ;>)
Thanks Lori! Appreciate the "cheater" tip and the notice of my haitus, which was unintentional by the way! lol. ;)
Thought you'd like this Discworld cake.
I think my produce guide could improve the quality of your ingredients. FruitSeasons.com
I like your site! I might have to spend some time learning my apples by name! lol, like your rich color photos of the fruit. :)
This got me thinking, I would totally eat more vegetables if they were in cake form.
What a great recipe blog everything so looks delicious...
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