Brown Sugar Bundt Cake
For this week's Tuesdays with Dorie selection, Peggy from Pantry Revisited chose Brown Sugar Bundt Cake on page 179 of Dorie's book, Baking: From My Home to Yours.
Dude, it's a Bundt. You know I'm there. I love all of Dorie's Bundt recipes...and this one is no exception. I brought this into the library while it was still warm...and everyone could smell the lovely brown sugar!
Instead of using pears, I used granny smith apples. I also skipped all the nuts and the raisins to make it co-worker friendly. Super easy to make and no frosting. Ah, this is why the Bundt is the greatest baked good on the planet! Darn, I Like Big Bundts. :)
Thanks Peggy for a great pick! Check out the other Tuesdays with Dorie bakers and see their creations!
Recipe:
Peggy from Pantry Revisited blog,
or, Dorie's book, Baking: From My Home to Yours (page 179)
My notes: I used 2 granny smith apples instead of pears. I skipped all the nuts and raisins.
I too am a bundt cake fan, though some are not I guess. They are missing out! Thank you for baking with me this week and I am glad yours turned out well and you enjoyed it!! Lovely photos.
ReplyDeletethat looks good. we need to get you your own bundt cookbook deal!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy for you that there was a bundt this week. I am glad you liked my Pantone Mug..I am obsessed with it :).
ReplyDeleteSounds like what the doctor prescribed.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I loved the endless variations on this one!
ReplyDeleteI love big bundts too [and got the button to prove it :D]
ReplyDeleteI thought of you with this recipe, and even though I used a half a can of pam with flour it still stuck. Your cake looks beautiful though and you're slowing converting me away from the frosting and over to the actual cake!
ReplyDeleteI also love Bundt cakes. (I'm a librarian, too, but this cake didn't make it to the library!) I made the hazelnut variation and then frosted it with Nutella frosting. Yum!
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect. But then you ARE the Queen of Bundts!!!
ReplyDeleteThe bundt is truly the cake of champions - and this one looks perfect! Lovely cake stand, too.
ReplyDeletePerfect texture, perfect crust - perfect cake :o]
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! :D
ReplyDeletethats perty
ReplyDeleteI'd expect nothing less gorgeous from the master of bundts. Looks fabulous Mary!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good, I had to add the Dorie's Baking book to my Amazon wish list. :)
ReplyDeleteI know I'm not alone, but every time I bake a bundt, I think of you! Looks great.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Big Bundt!! Duh!! This was sooo good.
ReplyDeleteYum, this looks amazing. I don't have a bundt pan, but maybe I'll buy one now!
ReplyDeleteMmm, looks delicious! I'll have tea with my slice!
ReplyDeleteCiao ! If the queen of bundts says so ..we all love it ! I'm really happy you loved it so, me and my friend s too !
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what all of those moist bits were so I just looked it up my copy of Baking and it sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeletei knew you'd have a gorgeous bundt! your coworkers are very lucky...
ReplyDeleteThe perfect pick for you this week! I made the hazelnut version and while not good for your coworkers, it was AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteApples and brown sugar? DELISH!
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