Once I bit into this, all my worries went away. The perfect balance of moist, orange, and sweetness ... it really did NOT need frosting, it was that good. Especially warm from the oven...
Begin with buttering and flouring your bundt pan. I found it easier to pretty much fill up the individual cup with flour and then shake it out over my flour bin.
Using my 2T. cookie scoop worked great for the mini mini's that I used for the pumpkins you see above.
Using two of these cookie scoops per cup was the perfect yield for the full mini you see on the cooling rack. Tap the pan a couple of times on the counter to level and smooth the cake batter.
To make the pumpkins, I cut a sliver off the rounded bottom to make it level...
... and added some orange glaze to seal the deal. Top it with another mini bundt...
Drizzle with orange glaze. Fun, huh?
Orange Bundt Cake
(4x6 recipe download) (full page printable recipe)
OMG, how cute are those. Now I need those mini bundt pans I keep threatening to buy. Off to the store since these look perfect for my Thanksgiving Dessert Table!!!
ReplyDeleteHow darling! And they look positively scrumptious to eat. Those would make a cute, delicious gift too!
ReplyDeleteYum. This looks wonderful. Thank you.
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