www.foodandwine.com/recipes/nutella-swirl-pound-cake
D desertjean Well-known member Sep 15, 2009 #3 This looks really good and is on my must try list. But I'm wondering if just adding the nutella last and swirling would keep it from sinking as much as it appears to in the picture?
This looks really good and is on my must try list. But I'm wondering if just adding the nutella last and swirling would keep it from sinking as much as it appears to in the picture?
P patbastrop Well-known member Sep 15, 2009 #4 I've copied this one! I'll take it to lunch with my aunts and uncles next week. Thanks! I sent the link to my son who loves Nutella with mashed bananas on toasted pita.
I've copied this one! I'll take it to lunch with my aunts and uncles next week. Thanks! I sent the link to my son who loves Nutella with mashed bananas on toasted pita.
M mariadnoca Moderator Sep 16, 2009 #5 Oh yum -- we should start a Nutella thread, but not when I'm dieting!
S steve2-in-la Well-known member Sep 17, 2009 #6 I'm going to try this recipe with Almond Butter, then maybe Peanut Butter and Jelly. Should rock!
P patbastrop Well-known member Sep 24, 2009 #7 I'm ready to make this, but worried about the nutella "swirling" it IS a little stiff! any ideas?
D daricem Well-known member Sep 24, 2009 #9 i was trying to use Nutella in a blondie recipe(more) it was too stiff to swirl and the jar says don't microwave. I stirred it a lot, dribbled it on but it was still thicker than i wanted
i was trying to use Nutella in a blondie recipe(more) it was too stiff to swirl and the jar says don't microwave. I stirred it a lot, dribbled it on but it was still thicker than i wanted