I gathered all the ingredients together to begin the easy process of making the batter.
I decided to substitute black walnuts for the pecans because I love their unique taste. A vendor at the Western North Carolina farmer's market sells them in large mason jars. I always keep a jar on hand.
I baked the batter in a tube pan instead of a bundt pan, just so it would be easier to get out of the pan.
Next the simple cream cheese drizzle was mixed and poured on with a sprinkling of black walnuts.
Fresh nasturtiums from the garden decorated the cake.
The cake quickly started disappearing!
This recipe created one of the moistest cakes that I have ever tasted. The combination of the mashed banana and crushed pineapple added a lot of moisture. It was the quickest cake that I have ever made and one of the best too!
My husband loved this cake for breakfast- very similar to a banana bread texture. The quick process of mixing this cake and the wonderful flavor will make it a family favorite.
Thank you Bakers Royale!
For the recipe-
http://www.bakersroyale.com/hummingbird-bundt-cake/
YOU are SO talented !!!
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Oh it looks sooooo yummy...thanks for sharing, I will have to give it a try....
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Mari
Looks yummy! Will have to try it--your way--as I also love pecans! Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteLet's make that when we come to visit. Looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteI copied and pasted the recipe. I love the name...Hummingbird cake. Going to try. I love the flavor of bananas in a cake.
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That looked yummy!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou always make everything look so yummy!!-- love banana bread so will definitely have to give this a try!!
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