After a much needed break, I’ve returned with a Southern favorite: Coca Cola Bundt Cake.
Okay, I know what your thinking…
Coca Cola Bundt Cake is not really a thing, but I’m making it a thing for this month’s #Bundtbakers. The theme, as you may have guessed, is retro desserts. When pondering old-school desserts the first thing that came to mind, after Baked Alaska and Cherries Jubilee, was Coca Cola sheet cake. Read More…
When you want a little something that’s sweet and spicy, reach for this Mexican Chocolate Bundt Cake; it’s rich and spiced with cinnamon and cayenne pepper.
I can’t believe it’s that time again!
But it is! It’s time for another round from the lovely members of Bundtbakers. The wondrous Lauren of Sew You Think You Can Cook is our host this month. She has charged us with the task of creating a bundt recipe which contains the extremely versatile cinnamon. I love the warming effects that cinnamon brings to almost every recipe where it’s used. It’s especially fantastic in these fried cinnamon sugar tortillas.
Christmastime is here!
I’m so thankful and grateful for the smell of fresh fir trees, a never-ending loop of Christmas songs by Ella Fitzgerald, and my mom’s seafood jambalaya. Ah, Christmas..and I can’t forget about my bundt-baking friends from BundtBakers; they keep me on my toes. This month is hosted by Olivia Bogacki of Liv for Cake. If you haven’t checked out her blog please do so now. I mean it. She’s got crazy baking skills.
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November is here! So it’s finally getting a little chilly-which means it dipped into the 70s for a minute during the day. I was oh-so happy because I got to wear my chunky red scarf for once. Of course, it’s gets a bit colder at night which means it’s time for almost everyone’s favorite-hot chocolate.
