I have eaten a lot of pound cake in my life. A lot.
I’m a fan. But, this has to be
one of the finest, most luxurious, creamiest, addictive pound cakes I’ve ever
eaten. My mother adapted this new recipe
over the weekend, and when Bertie and I visited my parents’ house, we fell in
love with this cake.
The pound cake is a cream-based cake. It has been iced in a mellow, perfect maple
glaze. Now, I’m told that there’s a
trick to baking this cake—start in a cold oven.
No pre-heating. That, apparently,
is the key to the development of the glorious texture of the cake and it’s
sweet, amazing crust.
My mother always says that you can tell when a pound cake is
good because when you cut it, you can slice the thinnest piece an it holds its
shape without falling apart into a mass of crumbs. And, and you can see, this cake slices
beautifully.
15 comments:
I love poundcake and this one does look perfect.
Oh my, this looks so tasty. I always enjoy this feature on Mondays. Thank you.
Maple is one of my favorite things ever.
I think this is a great idea. A maple glaze makes everything better!
I'm going to make my old poundcake recipe in a Bundt today and try the cold oven idea.
I would gladly gain a pound for this cake.
Everyone always loves these kinds of cakes. Like April says, this one looks perfect. I like the shape and may order the pan.
Your mom should open a nationwide chain of bakeries for us unfortunate people who have no cake.
Lovely
So pretty. Sounds good.
This would be tasty with pistachio ice cream.
Awesome!
Delicious
I would love to eat that.
I'd go to that bakery.
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