My relatives live in Mississippi, so it's tradition for my immediate family to gather there every Christmas. Mississippi is famous for its Southern hospitality, and it's common for family friends to drop by unexpectedly and leave incredible, homemade confections. This particular bundt cake was left by the next-door neighbor, and despite our small family's size, we have managed to gobble it up in only two days. Super moist yellow cake with butterscotch flavor, crunchy toasted pecans, and lip-smacking honey whiskey come together for a warming Southern bundt cake that you can enjoy morning, noon, and night. Lucky for you, I snagged the recipe so you can enjoy this divine delight in your own kitchen.
Sweet Southern Treat: Pecan and Honey Whiskey Bundt Cake
My relatives live in Mississippi, so it's tradition for my immediate family to gather there every Christmas.
I never have company drop in at the last minute. I always read magazine articles that give you "tips" on what to keep in your house to feed people that stop in unexpectedly and you are supposed to whip up cocktails, coffee or dessert. "Keep a jar of olives, salted almonds, roasted red peppers, anchovies and Triscuits and you can whip up three tasty appetizers in 3 minutes" is what the articles tell you to do. Or keep homemade cookie dough balls in the freezer, and you can have freshly baked cookies when a friend shows up (unannounced) for coffee in the afternoon.
