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October 23, 2009

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driftwood

mmm delicious xoxoxox

dottycookie

That looks yummy. I have some apples that need using up - you may have supplied the perfect solution ...

Carol

Good morning my sweet - well, like mother, like daughter. I happen to have Ruth Reichl's book Not Becoming My Mother on my to read list also. The apple cake looks really good, simple ingredients that most of us have on hand. I think I'll make this one for Daddy. You all have a good weekend...but don't work too hard. Dr. Mom's orders! Miss and love you dearly, Momma

P.K.

This looks very good. I love anything made with apples. I will have to give this a try. I am looking forward to reading Not Becoming My Mother. It sounds very interesting.

Gigi

First, that cake looks divine, Tracy!
Second, I love Ruth Reichl! Todd gave me Not Becoming My Mother for my birthday, and I read it in one afternoon. It's very short, and you will revisit some Mim stories from her other works, but in a new light. It's a lovely read.

Thanks for this lovely autumnal post!

xoxo Gigi

Lynda

This looks delicious Tracy! Bookmarking this to try sometime ... I'll let you know when I do. I missed seeing "Julie & Julia" but I'm reading the book (yes, I'm reading!!) and love it! I'll watch the movie when the dvd comes out.

Happy weekend, dear friend!

xo,
Lynda

Beverly

Tracy, you are always so good to share with us. This looks delicious. I wish I lived close enough to come share some with you. ;-)

I have a couple to questions for you. Would you please tell me how you set up the link in your side bar and the blog list. I've been wanting to do that on my blog.

And, do you know what allows the designs next to the comments you receive. I don't get those on my blog.

Thanks. And, enjoy your weekend.

ellen b

Oh that would be so good with my cup of coffee Tracy. It's so pretty :0)

Sophie

I love seeing different versions of apple cake. I don't think there's ever been an apple cake I didn't like. I especially like the topping on this one.

willow

Tracy, your cooking and photography never fail to inspire me!

❦TattingChic

I agree that apples can be comforting. Sometimes when I am sad I make my Mother's apple dumpling recipe. It is not the healthiest thing to eat, but it sure is delicious! The apple cake you've made looks yummy, too!

Jennyff

Great minds Tracy, I've been baking apple cake with some windfalls from the garden. But because I'm a little big bigger than I'd like to be at the moment, am eating mine with natural yoghurt. It really is the time for comfort food especially as the clock change at the weekend. Have a wonderful cosy weekend.

Lemony Renee'

When I read your post's title, I thought, "I wonder if she's ever read the book . . ." I see you have AND you told me something I don't know . . . Ruth has a new book out! I did not know that, but must get it. (P.S. Don't forget Garlic & Sapphires!)

Pat

Hi Tracy
Your Norwegian version of apple cake looks delicious! I like an easy to make cake with lots of nuts and cinnamon incorporated in it, which is really healthy.
I'm making an apple cheese tort this weekend because I have some cream cheese I want to use up, and if I have apples left over I'll also try your recipe.
Are you finished with all your house painting and wallpapering? Have a good weekend!
Hugs, Pat

Anne Donald

That looks so delicious!!

Anali

I love the simplicity of this cake. It reminds me of Dorie Greenspan's Swedish Visiting Cake. I just bought a bag of apples and this looks like a very good use for three of them. Thanks for the recipe! Oh and also thank you for the link love in your Beautiful Blogs! ;)

Ragna Shollenberger

This brings back memories of childhood indulgences of eple terter.
I wouldn't mind being in company with you and your dear husband right now as you delight in every bite of your creation. Nam, nam.....

nance

ohhhh ... I'd better make sure to copy the recipe, sounds delish! I just bought lots of apples to store for the winter at a farmer's market...their apples are not coated with that sticky stuff/preservatives?

Have a restful weekend, my friend! ;)

Hugs,
nance

nikkipolani

Yes, I thought immediately of Ruth Reichl's book. I remember devouring it in about one sitting. Your cake looks fantastic, Tracy. I was just in the mood for something apple-y and the almond topping put me over the edge. Maybe this weekend :-)

stefanie

that looks...delicious! my mouth is watering for pie now! haha. and........i'm very honored that i was picked for your beautiful blogs list. that is so sweet of you. thank you!!!!

Paz

Your apple cake looks scrumptious. I love memoirs of all kinds.

Paz

Amanda

Great minds think alike! I just made an apple crisp!

kamana

thank you!!!! i bought a lot of apples today, and have been just wondering what i could do with them. this is just what i need ot do with them :)

Samantha

Oh man, that looks incredible!!!

alaine hall

Years ago I used to 'whip up' an Apple Tea Cake for visitors. This is very similar. Thanks for reminding me; I'll go out to buy some apples!

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