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Hungry for cake?

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  • MikM Offline
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    This one won the Kentucky State Fair. Peachy Keen Cake.

    I really don't bake outside the occasional cobbler, largely because I would then eat what I made but also because of the time. But this looks good. I am game for anything with fresh peaches this time of year.

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/recipes/see-the-kentucky-state-fair-2024-blue-ribbon-cake-winner-recipe/ar-AA1oUzvm?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=19ac76f308604cea9521da6bcda28585&ei=51

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      I could see where that would be a good cake. Looking at the others, the Guiness cake might be interesting. The Almond Joy cake is a derivative of a similar cake popular down here thirty years ago.

      Baking is interesting. It doesn't lend itself to variation like other cooking skills. One of my cousins is a pretty successful baker...Competed on Food Network, has a busy bakery. His dad was a college professor and bought a bakery when he retired. Being an old Chem prof, he was a stickler for exact measurements and processes, and improved upon the previous owner's recipes. Of his kids, one really helped work in the bakery and discovered he had a flair for the decorating side. The boy runs the bakery now, the dad is gone.

      He's getting within ten years of retirement and I don't know if any of his children are interested in keeping it going.

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