The retro Harvest Gold Pumpkin Cake is a golden beauty served warm from the oven or with a nice cream cheese frosting (or a side dollop of whipped cream) and this little vintage darling brings you all the warm flavors of autumn without an overload of heavy pumpkin spices. Just enough to ring in the season in bright style! Continue reading
Old-fashioned butter cake and poppy seeds make for a delightful snacking cake – full of bright and rich goodness. Perfect for morning brunch, office coffee cake or your next potluck party. Continue reading
Let’s head to the river house and bake a vintage Lazy Daisy Cake that’s fluffy and moist and topped with a super-fast broiled brown sugar and coconut frosting! Continue reading
Get that party started with this easy, old-fashioned strawberry lemonade pound cake drizzled in simple lemon icing made 3 ways for family, party and a BIG crowd! Continue reading
Presenting an old-fashioned charmer that’s fluffy and moist, this historic angel food cake contains a tender sunshine surprise that reveals itself only when you slice it. Serve it up with a vintage compote of sweet wine strawberries, fresh pineapple chunks and a dollop of strawberry Chantilly. You may also add a scoop of homemade vanilla ice cream to the mix to create my favorite springtime flavor party. Continue reading
A light and delicate hot chocolate soufflé cake resurrected from the well-worn pages of a retro cookbook. Dust it lightly with powdered sugar and serve it up hot from the oven with a BIG silver dipping spoon.  Pair it up … Continue reading
A delightful 1969 Jewish Coffee Cake recipe made decadent with a center filling of homemade pomegranate jelly and cream cheese and topped with a broiled brown sugar topping. Perfect for Sunday Brunch and midnight snacks. Continue reading
With a bottom slosh of lemon cream pudding and a light-as-air delicate top sponge cake, it serves up like a heaping spoonful of old-fashioned comfort cake with a hint of sweet and a big kick of fresh lemon flavor. Continue reading
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