Pound Cake
Show: Good Eats
Episode: American Classics V: A Pound of Cake
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By serenitynow46
on November 03, 2011
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It's silly to give this pound cake 3 stars, when I am not sure what I did wrong. It seemed extremely eggy. Has anyone else had this taste??? Can anyone tell me what I did??? I followed the instructions, or at least I thought I did...the crunchy stuff on the bottom was freaking awesome...lol
By CrAzYCupcake
Brooklyn,NY
on August 24, 2011
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everyone liked it but me even tho i'm the one who made it
By johnny reno
Reno
on August 24, 2011
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Again Mr. Brown has given us another great recipe. Cake comes together with ease baking is the Key to this cake. My first attempt was not a success, second time perfect. Altitude(I live at about 5000 feet altitude is a factor, plan accordingly. I had to reduce baking time about 10. The cake came out dense, just sweet enough and great under any berry you would like to put on it.
By christo10_11067868
on August 21, 2011
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I mixed it professionally and it was still pretty dense - isn't it supposed to be? Tastes like pound cake, sweet and medieval.
By MrBastos
on August 11, 2011
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Never made pound cake before, but I've always found Alton's recipes easy to do so I tried this one and it came out perfect. Very moist, not too sweet.
By HeartyNurse
Windsor, CO
on July 26, 2011
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I was surprised by how easy it was to make this cake. Im not the greatest baker but I'm happy to say my first try at this recipe left me estactic. I made sure to whip everything so that it's super light and fluffy, it looked almost like whipped cream in the beggining. I couldnt find cake flour so I used bread flour and it came out perfect. It didnt take me the full hour to cook so I would suggest you check up on your cake at the half hour mark just to make sure you dont burn it. Mine finished in 45 minutes and had a golden brown color on top. It was deliciously moist. One loaf I put in the fridge and whenever I wanted a piece I reheated it in the toaster at the lowest setting, it comes out just as buttery as if it was freshly backed.
By jpollman
on July 23, 2011
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AWESOME!!!II
Very easy to do and it is FANTASTIC. The wife and son loved it too. It's great by itself but I bought some strawberries and sliced them up, put a little sugar on them, and then put them in the fridge for a while. Took a nice slice of the cake and put some strawberries on top and hit it with a little whipped cream. Heavenly! I guess it's "Strawberry pound cake", not strawberry shortcake. :-
By lauren1983
on July 21, 2011
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can i make a very small one,maybe half of everything..?
By cynlo
San Francisco, CA
on July 09, 2011
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The taste was good and I love the browned top and edges, but it seemed a quite dense to me. MIL didn't like the texture of the cake either, though that could just be my fault. I need to remember to mix the batter more to incorporate more air into the batter. Also, the cake didn't seem crumbly enough for MIL. Thinking about giving his buttermilk version a try.
By anniecallister
Eugene, OR
on June 20, 2011
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My husband requested pound cake for his Father's day dessert. I spaced it at the store and forgot to buy it so I decided to give it a go homemade...definitely worth it! So much better than store bought. well duh. Anyway, once you get the measurements correct, this recipe is a breeze. The batter is light, fluffy and smooth. I halved the recipe, used bread flour instead, baked it for 15 minutes longer than called for, and poured a thin lemon glaze over it in the end. The cake was light, moist and sweet enough. Not sure what all the bad reviews are about....