If
you’re not familiar with Daisy Cakes, let me educate you. Daisy Cakes is a
South Carolina-based mail-order bakery that will deliver, to your home, the
most delicious Southern cakes you can imagine. They don’t come cheap, as you
can also imagine, but the good news is that Daisy Cakes founder, Kim Nelson,
has just published a book called Daisy Cakes Bakes:
Keepsake Recipes for Southern Layer Cakes, Pies, Cookies, and More released TOMORROW, and all of the recipes are
within!
If a non-baker like me is going to recommend a baking cookbook, then you know
it’s got to be good. There’s so much more here than the delicious cakes,
mouthwatering pies, and, my favorite dessert of all, cookies. You will also
find wonderful recipes for sauces, glazes, ice creams, and custards.
The
selection of recipes is one of the most unique I have ever seen. Although I’m
not known to be a pie person, I am totally intrigued, and will definitely be
trying, the Long Island Iced Tea Pie. Imagine, if you will, a pie that contains
dark rum, vodka, gin, and tequila. What’s not to like about that? Another one
that lured me in is the Caramel Pie with the mile high meringue. I cannot
resist anything caramel.
When
it comes to cookies I will be trying the Mocha Cappuccino Cookies, Butter
Brickle Cookies, and, who could resist a cookie called Chocolate Pillows,
something that I would probably like to sleep on at night.
This
book has so much to offer in recipes, and is loaded with mouthwatering
pictures, something I have come to demand in a cookbook. Let me tell you there
was drool aplenty as I paged through the book for the first time. I’m not
kidding, everything looked delectable! I can personally vouch for the Chocolate
Pudding, that came to my rescue one day when I invited company for dinner, and
had absolutely nothing for dessert. This came together in a hurry, and was
sumptuous.
The recipes are all preceded by a homey story about the author, her family, and
the recipe’s origin. Concisely written and easy to understand, these are
recipes for delicious baked goods that can be made with items that you already
have in your pantry.
1 comment:
I'll take a glass...er, a slice of that Long Island pie, please...
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