Theresa's Mixed Nuts: Triple Layer Pumpkin Cake

Friday, September 17, 2021

Triple Layer Pumpkin Cake

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We're less than a week off from the first official day of fall, and I held off as long as I could on the pumpkin spice recipes. Love it or hate it, PS is here to stay for the next few months. The temperatures outside are still screaming summer, but yesterday I decided I needed me some pumpkin spice in my life and whipped up this Triple Layer Pumpkin Cake from Golden Blossom Honey's recipes. And you know what? I'm not even going to apologize for it because it was delicious. Just what this girl needed as I sit by the window anxiously awaiting the arrival of autumn, so I can pull out the sweaters, cozy blankets, big books and even bigger mugs of tea. 
 
 
I've had this recipe in my saved files since last fall. I was going to make it then, but I hesitated because I've never made a cake in a jellyroll pan, let alone one that was supposed to be a triple layer cake. I got inside my head and figured I'd find a way to botch it up, so I scrapped the idea altogether. But as I was scrolling through my saved pumpkin spice recipes this week, I kept coming back to this one over and over again. I figured what's the worst that can happen? I mess it up, trash it, then drive to Starbucks for my PS fix. I mean, either way I'd still come out a winner, right? After I made this cake I felt almost embarrassed that I doubted my abilities to complete the recipe from start to finish because it was so easy, I think that even the most unskilled person in the kitchen could make this without fail. Look, even if you aren't a pumpkin spice fan, I insist you at least make the icing for cupcakes, muffins or even bagels this fall. It's got *just* a hint of pumpkin peeking through the sweet honey and cream cheese mixture. It's so dang good, I know I'll be keeping a conainer stored in the fridge to add a little sweetness to my baked goods throughout autumn.

Ingredients

Cake:
2 1/2 cups cake flour
2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
2 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
3/4 cup canned solid pack pumpkin
1/3 cup sour cream
1/3 cup GOLDEN BLOSSOM HONEY
1 tablespoon vanilla
3/4 cup butter, room temperature
1 1/4 cups sugar
3 large eggs
Icing:
2 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese, softened
2 cups confectioner's sugar
1/3 cup canned solid pack pumpkin
1/4 cup GOLDEN BLOSSOM HONEY
pinch ground nutmeg
1 cup whipping cream
 


 

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34 comments:

  1. Don't eat much pumpkin aside from the seeds. Might not be here for months either lol could go from summer to winter like has in the past. Blah. And sitting by the window waiting? Geez, that must bore lol

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    1. I love the seeds too. Fingers crossed we don't dive right into winter. My heart won't be able to take that kind of misery!

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  2. I love pumpkin spice, but I can hold off till late October. I’m ready to focus on all things apple right now. I do like the idea of adding pumpkin to the cream cheese icing. Lovely photos of yumminess, as always Theresa!

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    1. Yes! All things apple, cinnamon and pumpkin for me right now!

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  3. Looks so nom and you did such a cozy setting too! I like it that you did it the European way with lots of icing instead of going the American way with tons of biscuit and invisible filling LOL

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    1. I love icing. If I had more in the bowl, I would have added even more to the cake LOL!

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    2. It is usually one finger of biscuit, two or three fingers of icing here LOL Sometimes we even ad a finger of whipped cream over the icing to get a third layer in between biscuits.

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  4. Gracias por la receta adoro la calabaza. Pronto la hare. Te mando un beso

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  5. we buy pumpkin cake sometimes...

    Thank you for sharing recipe....

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  6. Nay on pumpkin spice for me. Especially in coffees because it tastes too perfume-like for me. But, I'm all about this cake! Pumpkin flavored desserts are one of my favorites! I also peep your pumpkin mug again. Every time I see it, I make a mental note to look for something similar in Homegoods.

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    1. I haven't even been to HomeGoods to check out the fall and Halloween stuff yet, other than a quick trip at the beginning of the season before much was put out. I NEED to get my fix. I bet they have all kinds of cute mugs I'll want to buy!

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  7. This looks really tasty! I've never tried a pumpkin cake before, seems it would be fun :)

    Hope you had a great weekend :) We had so much fun at the Lego exhibition at the museum yesterday.

    Away From The Blue

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    1. The Lego exhibit sounds fun but I hope you wore shoes and didn't step on any LOL!

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  8. You sold me on the frosting. I would love to try it. This cake looks so tasty good delicious! Bring on the pumpkin season!

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  9. I love pumpkin spice. I add a little of it to my oatmeal in the morning.
    That cake looks really good. I've seen a lot of cake recipes that have sour cream and that just doesn't sound good to me. I wonder if it makes it taste of sour cream when you do use it. I've never made a cake with sour cream.

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    1. It does not taste like sour cream when you add it to baked goods. I like to use it every now and again because it keeps the batter from baking up too dry.

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  10. I love pumpkin spice and cake. I actually bought a squash to bake, and cut up for smoothies. It put it on with banana, ice, almond milk, and a protein powder I sort of made. It has vanilla protein powder, dried/ground kale, pumpkin spice, and cinnamon.

    Travis picked gourds from the garden today that he didn’t even plant.

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    1. I think it's funny how many volunteer plants you got this year. It was like the garden was making its own rules LOL.

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  11. OMG looks good 🥰 I want to try this too, thank you for the recipe

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  12. Pumpkin season just begining here. Triple layer pumpkin cake sound good. Thanks for the recipe.

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  13. I do miss Fall! And that yummy pumpkin pie and cake.. oooh, bring them on

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