Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Double Apple Bundt - Tuesdays with Dorie

Double Apple Bundt - Tuesdays with Dorie
Double Apple Bundt


For this week's Tuesdays with Dorie selection, Lynne of Honey Muffin chose Double Apple Bundt Cake on pages 184 and 185 of Dorie's book, Baking: From My Home to Yours.

Ladies and Gentlemen, it's a BUNDT cake recipe. Of course, I'm there. And since we dropped about 50 degrees from last week, it's Fall and a perfect time for an apple Bundt!

And do you know what is coming up? Oh yes, next month we celebrate National Bundt Day (November 15). And who might just be completely insane enough to bring you lots of Bundts before National Bundt Day again? I'll keep you in suspense until October 15th... ;)

(And if you have no idea what I'm talking about, check this out.)

Double Apple Bundt - Tuesdays with Dorie
This Bundt is easy to make and pop into the oven. And your house while it is baking? Oh, those air freshener companies should bottle this up! The "double apple" is a combo of apple butter (I used Ha's Farms) and grated apple (I used Gala apples).

Double Apple Bundt - Tuesdays with Dorie
I passed on the nuts and raisins to make it more friendly to my co-workers. But the nuts and fruit would be a nice addition I might try later!

Double Apple Bundt - Tuesdays with Dorie
Finally, I am trying to help someone find the recipe for an interesting 1945 wedding cake. Can you please take a look and see if you recognize the technique? Here's the post. Phoebe wants to make this cake for her grandparent's 65th (yes, not a typo, 65th!!) wedding anniversary.

Be sure to check out the other Tuesdays with Dorie bakers!

Recipe:
Lynne's Honey Muffin blog, or
Pages 184 and 185 of Dorie's book, Baking: From My Home to Yours

33 comments:

  1. I agree...they should make it into a cologne too.

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  2. I love new bunt ideas, thanks. Got a bunt pan for mother's day this year and it is the perfect cake to bring to share at work. Thanks for sharing.

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  3. Oh this looks delightful. With apples so plentiful right now, I'm on the hunt to find fun ways to use them.

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  4. It's looks very moist. Can't wait to try this one. Thanks for sharing.

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  5. I hope we're getting another month of big bundts! Because I like big bundts and I cannot lie!

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  6. I can't wait to see what you have planned on Oct. 15! The month of bundts you did last year was awesome.
    I loved this cake too.
    Yours looks great!

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  7. Brace yourself - I just saw the weather report, and it's suppose to jump to the 80's at the end of this week...kooky weather. Enjoy the cool fall weather...at least for the next couple of days!

    I would have been totally disappointed if you didn't bake this. ;) Can't wait to see what you have in store for the 15th.

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  8. Oh - the suspense is killing me girl! I'm looking forward to lots 'o bundts from you. I know you won't let me down.

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  9. Oh, yes!!!
    I hope you will be featuring Bundt cakes in a countdown again. That was so much fun last time. I really enjoyed it since Bundt cakes are so easy and delicious.
    I have baked Dorrie's Apple Bundt before and like it a lot, too.

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  10. i love bundt cakes! yum! i bet this would be great with a glaze over it...

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  11. Ooo, I love the photo of the slice. The cake looks so moist and delicious! See, It looks so good that I used the word moist even though i hate that word ;)

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  12. I am so impressed with perfect bundt cakes. Yours is that, of course. I think I need to give up my antique pan and get a new one to get such a clean outcome... great cake recipe too.. so many good things!

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  13. Mmmm, nothing pleases the eye quite like a bundt cake. I mean, come on... it's ridgy! ;)

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  14. how did i know your bundt would be perfect? :)

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  15. This bundt looks delicious. And I can't wait for your 30 days of bundts!!!

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  16. I can't believe it was over 100 last week and is now raining and in the 60s! LA is apparently a bit schizophrenic.

    This bundt looks great though -- the perfect thing to welcome fall! Will be trying soon!

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  17. I love anything BUNDT too! Looks fabulous, so glad you baked along this week!

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  18. Bundts rock my world :) my fave pan is still the classic nordicware bundt, like yours.

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  19. Beautiful cake. Love the smell of this cake while it was baking!

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  20. i love bundt cakes, but in my home comprising solely of one, i wouldn't know what to do with the rest. this looks delicious!

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  21. I have to say that whenever I see bundts, I think of you! You're the bundt queen in my book!

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  22. What a fantastic apple desert. I have 3 apple trees in my back yard and loads of apples this year, so I am looking for some great ideas. Thanks for sharing this one.
    *kisses* HH

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  23. As always, you do bundts perfectly! I LOVED this cake!! Delicious, and I agree, that smell! YUM!

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  24. What a great-looking fall treat! I always make apple turnovers around this time of year!

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  25. I forgot that National Bundt Day was coming again soon! Now I have the excuse I need to buy the new bundt pan I want. =) Your cake looks perfect.

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  26. I skipped the fruit but used some of the nuts. Really enjoyed this cake.

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  27. Beautiful cake! Can't wait for Bundt day!! :)

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  28. I would defintily buy this scent!! :) Beautiful bundt as always!

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  29. maybe I'll have to try this again for bundt cake day!

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  30. i just love how much you love bundt cakes--so fun! i thought this one was great.

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