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	<title>Comments on: Mini Lemon-Rhubarb Bundt Cakes</title>
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		<title>By: rinabeana</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I had some people over for a barbecue last weekend and decided to make these for dessert. Since I have Wilton&#039;s 6-well baby Bundt pan, and I needed dessert for six people, I multiplied the amounts in this recipe by 1.5. The batter puffed up way over the edges of the molds. I think I could have used the original 4-serving recipe for six baby Bundt molds. At any rate, the cakes were quite tasty, and not a crumb was left after the barbecue, so I think my guests agreed. I used rhubarb from last year that I had sliced and frozen. I drained off the excess liquid from thawing before tossing in flour and adding to the batter. Then I used a little of the pink juice to color the icing. I loved the tartness from the rhubarb in the cakes, which weren&#039;t excessively sweet. Thanks for sharing!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I had some people over for a barbecue last weekend and decided to make these for dessert. Since I have Wilton&#8217;s 6-well baby Bundt pan, and I needed dessert for six people, I multiplied the amounts in this recipe by 1.5. The batter puffed up way over the edges of the molds. I think I could have used the original 4-serving recipe for six baby Bundt molds. At any rate, the cakes were quite tasty, and not a crumb was left after the barbecue, so I think my guests agreed. I used rhubarb from last year that I had sliced and frozen. I drained off the excess liquid from thawing before tossing in flour and adding to the batter. Then I used a little of the pink juice to color the icing. I loved the tartness from the rhubarb in the cakes, which weren&#8217;t excessively sweet. Thanks for sharing!</p>
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