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Best Ways to Use Your Bundt Pan: 11 Bundt Cake Recipes

July 10, 2015 by FaveSouthernRecipes 3 Comments

Bundt cake recipes are so cute. They look more professional than a sheet cake – in fact, people will think it’s store-bought! A Bundt pan is a great investment for anyone who loves baking. There’s a lot of tradition behind these round cakes, too. Bundt cakes are based on traditional German cakes with a hole in the center, and became popular in the 1950s-60s.

In the south, we love Bundt cakes because they pair perfectly with sweet tea and coffee – and we sure love our tradition, too. Our mamas and grandmas have been making Bundt cakes since we were children. To be honest, I didn’t know a lot about the history behind the Bundt pan, so I looked it up. It turns out, it has an interesting story!

In 1950, Nordic Ware created the Bundt pan as an aluminum version of the traditional cast-iron German ‘Gugelhuph’ dish. It didn’t sell well, and Bundt cakes might never have caught on. But then in 1966, a cake made in a Bundt pan won the Pillsbury Bake-Off, and suddenly Bundt pans were in-demand. In fact, they became so popular that they outsold the Jell-O mold and became the most-sold pan in U.S. history. The more you know!

Now that you’re feeling nostalgic about Bundt pans, why not make some delicious Bundt cake recipes? At FaveSouthernRecipes.com, we have a collection of irresistible vintage and modern recipes that are the best ways to use your Bundt pan.

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Best Ways to Use Your Bundt Pan: 11 Bundt Cake Recipes

  • Peachy Lemon Bundt Cake
  • Pistachio and Pineapple Bundt Cake
  • Simple Sour Cream Coffee Cake
  • Cream Cheese Apple Cake
  • Apple Butter Bundt Cake

 

  • 2-Ingredient Pineapple Cake
  • Vintage Bundt Cake
  • Wild Zebra Bundt Cake – Super modern!
  • Maraschino Cherry Bundt Cake
  • Cake Mix Banana Cream Bundt Cake

 Plus, look at these TINY BUNDT CAKES! They’re so cute: Chocolate Overlord Mini Bundt Cakes

What’s your favorite Bundt cake recipe?

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  1. keith says

    July 14, 2015 at 9:50 am

    We use our bundt pan to make our pound cakes in, nothing says they have to be rectangular

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  2. Nifty Nana says

    January 23, 2018 at 12:53 am

    Think outside the cake box. Besides the dozens/hundreds of delightful cakes to be made, think savory. Meatloaf – delicious. Dressing stuffed into a Bundt pan, draped with snow peas? – Fabulous! Rice Pilaf in a Bundt pan, the hole stuffed with mixed veggies? Unbelievable! The possibilities are truly endless. We enjoy our Bundt pans every day in every way. Let your imagination be your guide!

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  3. Kate Heston says

    January 31, 2018 at 5:05 am

    I used mine to make dressing for Thanksgiving everyone thought it was a cake.

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