This is one of those classics that came from the 1950's.
I think every mother I ever knew made this cake.
My mother, Miss Annie Dean, Miss Bobbie (my mother-in-law)
among many others.
I also remember this being featured in the
food section of The Clarion Ledger newspaper so often.
Those were the days when the Sunday paper
was huge and took all morning to read
the society pages and the comics....such good times, they were.
Sometimes, there are certain foods or smells that
take you back to younger days.....
I love making this for the holidays especially.
PISTACHIO NUT CAKE
1 box Duncan Hines Butter cake mix
1 small box Pistachio instant pudding
8 ounces sour cream
4 eggs
1 stick butter, room temperature
For the topping
2/3 cups chopped pecans
3 tablespoons sugar
11/2 teaspoons cinnamon
Beat all cake ingredients together for 4 minutes with
mixer.
Meanwhile, combine topping ingredients in bowl.
Pour half batter into tube or bundt cake pan.
Do not
use any other type of pan.
Sprinkle half topping mixture over batter.
Pour remaining
batter into pan.
Sprinkle remaining topping mixture over batter.
Bake at 350 degrees for one hour.
Let cool before
removing from pan.
Such cute pictures . I remember when the paper was bigger in size of the pages. I always loved looking at every page. Now that cake just looks tasty. Like it would be so good with a big steaming cup of coffee. Betsy, I just don't cook much any more..nothing like I used to. My mother in law cooked like you do...she was a fabulous cook. Helping her own mother cook for threshers when she was young. I love seeing your recipes from your grandmother and your mother. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteI hear you Susie..cooking and baking is therapy for me...but you have to do it for someone else...my sister no longer cooks either and I continue to encourage her....I especially love making what my mother used to...brings me sweet memories....hope all is well with your precious grandchildren. Have a wonderful weekend dear Susie..hugs
DeleteI remember this cake! It was very good as I recall.
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