from The American Home magazine February 1958
I took it easy on the victims this week and made a 'normal' dessert. No jello, no marshmallows, no condensed soups, no hidden ingredients. It is a simple spice cake (from a mix) with the only twist being it is a peach upside down cake. I got the recipe from an ad peddling canned cling peaches:
I took it easy on the victims this week and made a 'normal' dessert. No jello, no marshmallows, no condensed soups, no hidden ingredients. It is a simple spice cake (from a mix) with the only twist being it is a peach upside down cake. I got the recipe from an ad peddling canned cling peaches:
Recipe:
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Golden Treasure Upside-Down Cake
1 spice cake mix
1 1/2- 2 cups sliced cling peaches
1/4 cup butter
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 1/2- 2 cups sliced cling peaches
1/4 cup butter
1/2 cup brown sugar
Melt butter, mix in brown sugar and pour into bottom of greased ring mold. Arrange drained canned peach slices round bottom of the mold. Pour in spice cake mix (prepared as directed). Bake about 35 minutes at 350 degrees.
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The cake was very good and simple to make. The peaches along the top give it an "ohh la la" presentation, which I am completely into. Highly recommended for your next lady's bridge gathering or Mexican-wrestlers-are-dreamy fan club meeting.
4 comments:
yuuuuummm... looks beautiful and I bet tastes just as good!
I want to thank you for your Prayers and kindness during this difficult time.
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MB
Viva la lucha libre! And let them eat yummy golden treasure upside-down cake!
Yum. Beautiful plate, too - we have a couple of that pattern.
Wonderful! I was trying to find a recipe similar to this the other day, the spice cake part is an interesting variation I'll have to try.
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