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Any bundt cake suggestions?

Started by Dagstag v 2.0, September 30, 2014, 12:39:46 PM

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Dagstag v 2.0

I am baking a couple of cakes for the Yom Kippur fast-breaking.  I am making a good old carrot bundt cake, and wanted to make a second cake, also a bundt, but maybe something more unique/interesting.

Any suggestions?  Preferably something without glaze or icing, but I'm open to anything.

Chasing Amy

I like this one and I skip the glaze:  http://www.marthastewart.com/313216/apple-cinnamon-bundt-cake

It would be good with a caramel glaze though...

merigayle

Lemon poppy is always good, pumpkin, chocolate orange.
Fionn mac Cumhail :Meri will rise from the casket and beat you...and then run one last Badwater before burying herself.

witchypoo

as much as i hate admitting this...  my favorite bundt cake is southern comfort cake.

most of the recipes online use mixes, but i've managed to cobble together a pretty good one with a basic sponge cake recipe.

Dagstag v 2.0

Quote from: witchypoo on September 30, 2014, 02:47:41 PM
as much as i hate admitting this...  my favorite bundt cake is southern comfort cake.

most of the recipes online use mixes, but i've managed to cobble together a pretty good one with a basic sponge cake recipe.

It's ok.. no shame.  I made a delicious cake in Ireland with (among other ingredients) Bailey's and instant custard.

Dagstag v 2.0

I like the idea of an apple-cinnamon cake... I think my mom has a recipe for an apple-streusel bundt cake, with the streusel sort of marbleized through it.

witchypoo

Oooo.  i just remembered my mother makes a pumpkin streusel bundt cake.  that's pretty tasty.

srsly

Diabilita shared a wonderful almond/rum cake that can be baked in a bundnt pan. I made it in 2010, I believe.




From this thread.http://chrunners.net/forum/index.php?topic=47126.msg968622#msg968622

It can be made gluten free by replacing the flour with more almond flour.
It ain't a party til mags shows up. -wonderwoman

Dagstag v 2.0

I, uh... may have just ordered a special bundt pan.


srsly

It ain't a party til mags shows up. -wonderwoman

merigayle

Quote from: Dagstag v 2.0 on September 30, 2014, 03:33:11 PM
I, uh... may have just ordered a special bundt pan.


love it!

I got a really fancy Bundt pan for xmas last year and have not used it yet. I try not to make cakes that i will consume most of them :D
Fionn mac Cumhail :Meri will rise from the casket and beat you...and then run one last Badwater before burying herself.

Dagstag v 2.0

I saw at least 3 or 4 other bundt pans I wanted... some of them were around $40 each!  Yikes.

merigayle

yeah, there are some INCREDIBLE bundt pans out there, i have got to resist buying them all as well. I have a plain one, a small one and the fancy one. I would like a set of mini ones.
Fionn mac Cumhail :Meri will rise from the casket and beat you...and then run one last Badwater before burying herself.

diablita

OMG I want that!

And I want Mags' version of my almond cake.  That is seriously stunning Mags, wow! 
"Some things you just need to do for yourself, even if it means nicking your nads."  --nneJ

diablita

This is a great pound cake that improves on day 2.  It has a LOT of butter but that's good, right?


Chocolate Pound Cake

Sift together 1 C. cocoa powder, 2 C. all-purpose flour, 1/2 tsp. baking powder, 1 tsp.salt and 2 Tbs. instant espresso powder. Blend well and set aside.

Put 3 sticks unsalted butter in your mixer bowl and beat until light and fluffy. Then gradually add 3 C. sugar and beat for 5 minutes. Then beat in 5 eggs one at a time. Beat in 2 tsp.vanilla.
Combine 1 C.buttermilk with 1/4 C.water. Add the dry ingredients alternating with the wet to the eggs and sugar. Mix well and be sure that all is combined well to avoid streaks.

Pour into a greased 10" tube pan and bake at 325 F. for and hour and 20 minutes.

It will serve 12-15 people and will stay moist for several days, improving on day 2.

It's a very stiff batter; make it in a stand mixer.
"Some things you just need to do for yourself, even if it means nicking your nads."  --nneJ

Dagstag v 2.0

Quote from: diablita on September 30, 2014, 09:42:11 PM
OMG I want that!

:D http://www.amazon.com/Nordic-Ware-Star-David-Bundt/dp/B000QYN0ZM

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And I want Mags' version of my almond cake.  That is seriously stunning Mags, wow!

I know, right?  If I tried that, it would look like a poo and THC had a baby.

diablita

Found it a little while ago.  It may have hopped into my cart at that time. 
"Some things you just need to do for yourself, even if it means nicking your nads."  --nneJ

caribougrrl

I like big bundts is a great collection of recipes.


and this dark chocolate and bourbon bundt is really really good.

Dagstag v 2.0

I'll check that site out, cg!

I did find this: http://www.coffeeandcrumpets.com/roasted-parsnip-cake/  ... looks interesting (?)

witchypoo

that's probably quite nice - the parsnips will keep the cake moist (well, together with the yogurt) and provide a little vegetal sweetness.