Old Fashioned Pound Cake - Like Grandma Used to Make

Old-Fashioned Pound Cake - Like Grandma Used to Make
This is a recipe is from the 1950 version of the Charleston Receipts recipe book, by the Junior League of Charleston.
You can check out their website and get a copy of your own if you want.
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I’m not affiliated with them, just have a old cookbook they produced and thought I would give a shout out to them.
This is the first time I’ve made the real “Pound Cake” and it is pretty good. It’s kinda dense, so slices do not have to be too big to get full.
Except for whipping those eggs whites, strangely they start off yellow, into a white billowy cloud, the whole mixing process was easy and kinda fun to make. I did have to cook mine for the 2 hour mark, the center was still wet at the ½ way mark.
I would definitely make this ago for family gatherings.
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Nat Keefe with The Bow Ties
Sally Goodin'