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It's a perfect-classic recipe Rich Yellow Bundt Cake with a Zesty Citrus Glaze.
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It's an experience.
And it is loaded with a secret ingredient: Love.
Really.
After preparing the batter, we saved the best mix-in for last. Each one of us put our hand to our heart, and thought our best love-thoughts about each member of our family, what we love best about them, one at a time- a secret thought we didn't say out loud. First Daddy, then Mommy, then Grace, Patience, Lily and Hudson. We put all those love-thoughts into our hand, then rolled them into a nice love-ball, and each one took their turn putting their loveliest love thoughts into the batter, while I gently folded them in.
I'm not joking. We actually did do this.
Because that's just the kind of nut-case sentimentality I wax on these children regularly.
3 comments:
Is it weird that I remember the post you wrote about your Bundt pan?
Also, what a sweet secret ingredient.
And, the recipe isn't posted? That was probably just an oversight!
That cake looks perfect!! I'm so envious - mine never turn out that nice :) Perhaps I am not putting enough Love in them - I'm going to get working on that . . . thanks for the tip, Megan!
Wow what a gorgeous cake.
Mine never turn out pretty either ;(
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