...that measuring and mixing is very relaxing
(even if there is no chocolate involved)
but if you
always use the wrong size tin
the cake will
always be the wrong shape
and if you try and eat the cake
as soon as it comes out of the oven
it will fall apart in your hand
but it will still taste
just as good.
some lessons are worth forgetting over and over.
ReplyDeleteA cake looking as good as that doesnt need the right sized tin....I always have to make a spare Christmas cake because I have to nibble straight away...
ReplyDeleteI am simply in love with your collection of dishes. I really am.
ReplyDeleteIt looks very good indeed... I wish I could have a piece now with my cuppa. All the cake in the house has gone!
ReplyDelete7:30 a.m., heading downstairs to make a pot of coffee. I believe in magic, but must prepare myself in case a cake like Alice's cake is not on my counter.
ReplyDeletetime for coffee cake with walnuts I feel
ReplyDeletebetter, even
ReplyDeleteCake is a pleasure to be enjoyed without rules and so much the better in its homebaked lovliness.
ReplyDeleteJo
Is there a wrong shape for cake? Looks delicious to me!
ReplyDeleteK x
The plate is perfect ... as always...
ReplyDeleteIt's fine if it falls apart. Handfuls of crumbs have no calories - you never see them listed in Weightwatchers books.
ReplyDeleteTake those crumbles and sprinkle them over ice cream. Yum!
ReplyDeleteYummy Scrummy...I don't make cake often in this house as I end up eating most of it :-)
ReplyDeleteAs I grow older I am constantly surprised by things I should have known but had forgotten.
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