Amaretto-Almond Pound Cake

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  • EllenM Posted: 03/20/11
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    Decadent, rich, moist pound cake. Using a hot glaze on a hot cake is a terrific idea. I like the idea of saving some of the glaze to drizzle over the cake after it's removed from the pan. Will try that next time just for appearance!

  • kherman Posted: 03/10/11
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    This was good, but mine didn't look like the picture. I cut the glaze in 1/2 because I didn't want it quite that rich. My glaze didn't go through the whole cake, so maybe you really need to make all the glaze.

  • allhalls Posted: 03/18/11
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    This was really, really good. I do believe I'll double the glaze and after the bottom soaks in, turn cake over and do the top the same way.

  • sweetpeas Posted: 03/30/11
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    Made this exactly as written and it was fabulous! Best pound cake I've ever made. I did save a little bit of the glaze to drizzle on top of the cake after inverting it. Next time I intend to make more of the glaze to have more to drizzle over.

  • gailhwilson1 Posted: 03/25/11
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    This may be the best pound cake I have ever made and I made it exactly by the recipe. I plan to serve it to guests AS IS! Doesn't need a thing - no ice cream, etc. Just delicious!!!

  • Kathryn86145 Posted: 02/24/11
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    You must make this cake! It is awesome!

  • Ardnaann123 Posted: 03/04/11
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    Jan - the Amaretto is the almond liqueur - purchase at a liquor - for instance, what I purchased was Classico Amaretto di Amore Liqueur. In my area - Virginia - there are no little bottles - I had to buy something like a pint at $7.95. But if the cake is as delish as I think it will be, I will no doubt be using up the Liqueur anyway. Good luck in finding the Amaretto.

  • Jan1954 Posted: 02/27/11
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    I just have a question. Why is it called Amaretto-Almond? Where is the amaretto? I'm I missing something?

  • Sonya1979 Posted: 06/16/11
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    Excellent recipe!!!

  • sixelagogo Posted: 04/24/11
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    Not a fan...Made the recipe as written and i found it try and UN almondy (amazing considering how much amaretto was in the glaze).

  • mtvsbeach Posted: 04/06/11
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    very good cake, I made a little extra glaze to put over the cake after I took it from the pan...I took it to a party and didn't get one slice but the batter was good!

  • Trishanne50 Posted: 08/07/11
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    Jan1954 it is called an Amaretto Pound Cake because the Amaretto is in the glaze. I love baking and will definitely try this recipe.

  • Milliee626 Posted: 12/27/11
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    Amazing, Delicious, Best Ever pound cake, I took this cake to a party and it disappeared withing minutes...I did not even get to taste it :( but tasted the batter and it was delish... I used the Amaretto Di Saronno Liqueur and put in a little extra.. people at the party said it was appealing to the eyes, nose, mouth and stomach...enough said :) I will be baking this cake again and again.

  • Robertspacrat2 Posted: 02/08/12
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    This is my all time favorite pound cake. Prepared as written & not a crumb to nibble on was left!

  • RobertRechucks Posted: 01/17/13
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    This the third time I've made this cake, twice for Christmas parties and once for a work event. People rave about this cake and ask for the recipe. The cake makes a wonderful presentation as well.

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