Happy Bundt Day!
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Whoo Hoo! Thank you so much for following along with me on my quest to spread Bundt love because...I LIKE BIG BUNDTS! Happy National Bundt Day!
Today is also a very special day for blogger, Katrina of Baking and Boys! It's her birthday so please go over to her blog and leave a birthday greeting! Thanks! :)
Here is a recap of the I Like Big Bundts 2010! Click on the title for a link to the post and recipe. If you want to see more bundts, check out last year's I Like Big Bundts!
I'm so looking forward to hearing from you if you made a Bundt for National Bundt Day! (Details of submitting to the Round Up on the previous post.)
Thanks again for such a fun 30 days. I'm going to take a nap now.
Best Bundt Wishes,
- mary the food librarian
Happy Happy Bundt Day to you!!
Congratulations on those 30 bundts!!!!!...You are the best Mary, thanks for sharing them!!!
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Love the bundt cake round up in your post. They are all gorgeous and I am sure delicious!
ReplyDeleteHappy National Bundt Day! I wish I could have participated this year, but life got in the way of things. They all look great and I can't wait to try the chocolate stout bundt!
ReplyDeleteHappy National Bundt Day! I'll send you my link in a bit. =)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy that nap - you certainly deserve it! Thanks so much for giving us another I Like Big Bundts - I know it was a crazy amount of work for you. Happy National Bundt Day to the person who is probably bringing a ton of attention to this day! Nordicware SHOULD send you a bunch of pans!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE them!! You're going to get yourself a cookbook contract about bundts, girl!!
ReplyDeletethat was fun! and I only made day #4 so far I am eager to try a few more!! sweet dreams!
ReplyDeleteI love your post. Sorry I found you after your Bundt extravaganza ended! I'm planning to make an apple bundt cake (from Amanda Hesser's new NY Times cookbook). It calls for a 9-inch tube pan -- which I don't have -- so I'll be adapting it to my 10-inch bundt. Can't wait to read through all your bundt recipes!
ReplyDeleteWhoo Hoo! You did it - for a second year, with lots of other baking commitments! I'm so impressed. I'll have to say, you've instilled a lifelong love of National Bundt Day in me and I'll always think of you on November 15!
ReplyDeleteI've sent you my link and can't wait to receive my button. Yay for National Bundt Day!!
Wow..so many Bundts!!You should write a cookbook on Bundt cakes,you've got so many on your blog already..I agree with the above comment--Nordicware should send you their best Bundts!!
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ReplyDeleteYou did it again. Way to go!!! :)
You kick serious Bundt.
ReplyDeleteHere is my NBD celebration cake.
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He probado varias de tus recetas y son realmente exquisitas. Han salido perfectas. Feliz Día del Bundt Cake.
ReplyDeleteSUCH a fun month and fun thing to do, Mary. And thanks for mentioning me. I feel so honored. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are awesome and so are your bundts! I made three, 2 last night and one today that I'm going to get posted today! Three bundts are better than one, 'specially when it's your bithday, too!
Next up--YOUR birthday! Woohoo!
Hello Mary and Happy Bundt Day to you from Nordic Ware! We are thrilled you did 30 Bundts in 30 Days in celebration of this legendary pan.
ReplyDeleteAll the best to you and your readers! And Happy Baking!
Dana
Nordic Ware
YOU ROCK!!! Congrats on another successful Bundt run!
ReplyDeleteMy campaign to get you to do 365 days of bundts starts NOW.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic way to celebrate the beautiful bundt cake! Love all your enthusiasm, bundts, pans, and hard work putting this together. I can't wait to see all the various bundts out there. Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteCongrats and you SO deserve that nap. :) Happy dreaming of new bundt recipes. I enjoyed following and even doing some with you.
ReplyDeleteI love you Mary. you are so so so inspiring! thanks for all the wonderful recipes you put out. You rock my bundt world.
ReplyDeletei'm so totally going to have to make that snickerdoodle cake! all i could muster was a lemon ricotta...
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wow! i'm definitely going to try some of these. stumbled to your blog through another one and glad i did. now i just wish i could make a bundt to celebrate but i'm trying to resist since thanksgiving is next week. we'll see how well i hold out!
ReplyDeleteI especially love seeing them all together! You are so creative with your bundt-ing. You definitely deserve to use that word as a verb.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for spreading the bundt love! Today I make a Chocolate Pistachio Bundt cake to celebrate (http://www.heidisrecipes.com/2010/11/chocolate-pistachio-bundt-cake-recipe.html). You sure did rock the bundt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun month! Today my son and I made an almond poppyseed bundt with a lemon glaze. Yum! Now I'm shopping for more bundt pans...
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What a great collection. I had no idea it was bundt day and i make a carrot pudding bundt cake today that i just posted. :)
ReplyDeleteWow what a great challange (2nd one!!)They all look fabulous! How did you manage to bake them all in time? So many I have bookmarked to try. Horray for bundts
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I made a bundt...at about 10pm tonight! It was great to make a bundt so late at night and be able to share it with my friends!
ReplyDeleteYou rocked it again this year. Love all your bundt recipes and envious of your bundt pan collection. It was fun reading your bundt creations & excited to have baked one myself. Happy Bundt Day, Mary!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great attempt, awesome looking bundts. So which ones were your favorite?
ReplyDeleteI hope you can take a wonderful restful nap now! - it's possible that all you dream of are BUNDT CAKES! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the amazing yumminess you have shared....I'm in heaven with these BUNDT cake recipes. :-)
Wowzers!! What a passion you have! I really like your humor too. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteHow FUN!!! I am intrigued...do you have a Top Ten???
ReplyDeleteDid you see this bundt cake tower. I thought of you when I saw it: http://www.hostessblog.com/2010/11/happy-cake-stand-circus-party-inspiration/
ReplyDeleteThank you for another great series - so much fun!
ReplyDeleteThe Bundt Cake Counsel should award you with top honors!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all the Bundt recipes! I love Bundt cakes because they are so easy to make and versatile....I'm making the Snickerdoodle one tonight and looking so forward to a slice of it!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing list of recipes! I've loved following along. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteHappy (belated) National Bundt Day Mary! Thanks for providing lots of inspiration again this year, I'm glad I could join in. I want to try so many of the cakes you baked this year :)
ReplyDeleteAnother Happy Belated Bundt Day! :) You're so awesome, Mary!
ReplyDeleteIt took me forever to post it but I finally did it! Thanks to you I my co-workers enjoyed a fabulous bundt last week. Happy belated National Bundt Cake Day!
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Wow - congratulations! Two years in a row . . . pretty great. I'm a little late on commenting or reading these days but I've enjoyed looking at the recipes and want to make the butternut squah one. I also just made (and will post it soon) the All-in-One Holiday Bundt from last year.
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