First of all, this week's selection was chosen by The Food Librarian, one of my favorite TWD baker/bloggers. She makes things that look so good I want to lick my computer screen.
I don't have a traditional bundt ban but I do have a rose-shaped Nordicware pan which I previously used for the Kugelhopf. And I'm positive this would have been pretty baked in that rose pan. However, I was making the bundt cake to share so I made it into cupcake/muffins instead, making it loads easier to transport.
Putting the batter together was fairly simple, dry ingredients, butter + sugar, eggs, etc. I did add a splash of almond extract and only had 3 bananas instead of 4 but those were my only changes.
Out of the batter I got almost 24 cupcake/muffins and one smallish loaf cake. The glaze was a super simple lemon juice and confectioner's sugar glaze, which didn't taste weird with the banana at all.I kept a few of the cupcakes myself, I ate one while it was still warm and oh-my-gosh it was good, very moist and bananay. The loaf cake went to a co-worker and the rest of the cupcakes were dispersed amongst my knitta friends. This recipe's a keeper.
6 comments:
I agree - this recipe is terrific! Your cupcakes are so cute. Next time I want to try Dorie's glaze.
i can only imagine everyone going after those delicious cupcakes! yum!
It WAS a moist cake. And very delicious.
Love that you made muffins. Next time.
They look perfect.
Nice Blog. Congrats.
-Zakir Ali ‘Rajnish’
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Your muffins look great! Love the icing.
How cute are these?! I agree that cupcakes are a lot easier to tote around! Thanks for the shout out (you're sooo sweet!) and baking with me this week! - mary the food librarian
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