The Story of Melt in your Mouth Nana's Yum Yum Cake, the Name Says it All!!
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- čas přidán 1. 08. 2024
- Today we're traveling to 1979! From a wonderful school contribution cookbook come Nana's Famous Yum Yum Cake! I'm making a delicious cake that requires no beaters! It's easy. delicious and full of a Grandma's love!
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Here’s your recipe! (NOTE: I said baking soda on the video, I meant baking powder. Sorry! The recipe below is correct! )
1 Cup Flour
1 Cup Sugar
1 TSP Baking Powder
2 Eggs
1 Pint Heavy Cream, DIVIDED
3 TSP Vanilla, DIVIDED
10 TBS Brown Sugar
2 TBS Butter
Set oven to 350. Grease thoroughly an 8x8 baking dish. Sift flour, sugar and baking powder into a medium bowl. Beat eggs in a 1 cup measuring cup, add enough heavy cream to filll to 1 cup. Add cream mixture to flour and mix along with 2 TSP vanilla. Pour into baking dish and bake for 40 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a medium pot melt butter, brown sugar and 6 TBS heavy cream. Cook on medium until mixture forms heavy threads. Add 1 Tsp vanilla. Cool frosting and spread over cooled cake.
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Thank you for all support I appreciate it . Take care and have wonderful day .💯🔥New video already out
The cake looks delicious! Well baked and presented . That was well shown.
Looks so inviting n yummy👍👍😋😋🌷
The cake looks delicious! Well baked and presented .
It is so true! You don't do a lot of cakes!! Wow this looks so good!! If its a Grandma recipe..it has to be good!! And if you don't need a mixer..its a win win!! I definitely need to try this!! I think my Grandsons would love it..they love all things cake!
You need to make it for him my friend!! He will love it!
Contribution cookbooks are so cool. This cake looks great and we're especially enamored of that frosting. (It was so worth the remake)! We love it that your grandkids call you GiGi! We don't have any grandkids, but some of the children in our neighborhood call us "The Sunshine Boys".
Can I tell you how much I love The Sunshine Boys! Such a perfect name! The frosting is excellent! Well, so is the cake! Always love to see you guys!!!! Have a wonderful weekend!
Hi Jill! 👋🙂 My grandmother On my dads side was grandma goody.. lol . Her nickname all her life from school buddies to adult friends and even our family …was goody. So naturally we had to call her grandma goody. I might have mentioned this to you once or twice before but Grandma goody was an excellent chef and pastry Chef! She worked for a 250 year old hotel called the black bass INN in Bucks county Pa for over forty years! And her food was very well known and loved. She was especially well known through the whole county for her pies! Rum cream pie and peach cream pie were her two most popular pies. She passed away in the mid 90’s but one of my aunts has some of her recipes and I have asked for some of them but so far haven’t had any luck getting them .
And then on my moms side we had Nana. I know for sure my Nana would have loved your show! She was all about the times and the cookbooks, and the cream of mushroom soup recipes.. (lol) and the entertaining! She loved entertaining! Her and I would watch Julia child together when I was a kid even though I had zero interest in cooking until I was a teenager. I just liked to hang out with her and hear her talk because she was extremely funny and had a strong English accent!
Man oh man I wasn’t expecting to go on and on like that! Lol that does look super yum and I love how easy it was to whip up. Definitely saving this one 🌟🧡🍸
Hi Ryan! I love every word! How fabulous is grandma goody! And she was a pastry chef! So aptly named! If you ever get your hands on the recipes, I adore peach and rum cream pies!😉
And how cool to watch Julia with your Nana! Especially with an english accent! Sounds like you were double lucky!
What a fantastic cake recipe I could definitely handle making this YUM YUM Jill is looks amazing!!!! I can barely remember my grandparents but I think I would have just called mine Grandma!
Thank you so much for sharing the recipe, very easy to follow step by step, the cake looks so yummy
That was fascinating Jill! What a tasty looking treat as well!
Thank you so much Susan!
I had a Memaw and a Great Grandma Grandma Nanny & they were SO AWESOME in the kitchen!
Awwwww.....How lucky were you! Hopefully they passed on some cooking knowledge to you!
My grandmother was mem're. My mother's family was all from Canada. Quick recipe looks yummy. I think this would be even better with added fruit.
HI Pam! Wow, what a cool name! Total Canadian! I love your thought! If you make it, let me know what fruit you used!!
Funny how men rarely contributed to those cool books but most chefs are men. I like the new intro music. Yum yum!
Hi Alexis! Isn't that weird? I was so happy to find this one! And thank you, I love it too!!!
Delicious!!!!
This cake looks so delicious! I would love to try it. 😍
Good morning Jill 👋, Thank you for sharing this yummy recipe. Have a great weekend and take care. 👍😎👍❤️❤️❤️😋🤤😋🤤😋🤤😋🤤😋🤤😁🥰😘
Thank you always Cheryl!!! It sure is yummy! My Palm Springs friends loved it! Have a great weekend my friend!
Yummmm! I called mine grandma.. I'm not a grandmother, but I have a friend he just became one. She goes by Grammy Cracker!
I love the name Grammy Cracker so much!! Congrats to her! And this cake is definitely named right! It went fast after I finished filming!
You had me at Nana! That's exactly what I call my grandma as you know! Cake looks amazing and the frosting too! I've made a similar frosting like that for a cheat pineapple upside down cake.. this recipe seems like a great treat! Love you! 💞🥂🙋🏼♀️
Oh yes! I know! The cake is amazing, and great cheat!! Love you!!
That frosting is amazing!
Oh yes it is! And it works perfectly with the cake!!
I’m here taking notes hun 😋
Hi Lisa! This is a good one!
Yum Yum, I love cake I'll eat all you can bake!😁
You are too kind Ernest T!
My grandmother was Scottish and we called her Granny
Hi Hyper NerdGirl! Nice to see you! Love it and i love that accent! So many names for grandma!
Olá, meu querido amiga! Eu gosto do vídeo de você e de nossos amigos, eu compartilho com eles! Desejo a você e sua família tudo de bom e ser o melhor!💐💖☕🍰🍍🍓🪅😊🎉
Pass me a slice please my Soul Sista, awesome recipe!!! I call my Grandmother on my Dad’s side Madear, she’s 98 years young!!!
P.S. I love the new Intro!!!
Wow! 98! That is so wonderful! And I love Madear, never heard that one!
Jill, you are such a breath of fresh air! Love you, love your channel. ❤️
Oh, forgot to add. I have no children but I do have a granddaughter. One of my best friends has 2 girls I’m very close to. The youngest started calling me ‘grandma’ several years ago to be an 11 year old. I’ve finally given into it and now tell her she’s my favorite granddaughter. She & I are very close and I’m grateful for this child
Hi Rose! Awwww you always bring a smile to my face! We have family we get to choose and those relationships are so special! I am so happy that you have your granddaughter! Make this cake for her! You will both love it!! Have a wonderful weekend!!
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Wow, does that look delicious or what? ✔😜😎
Most definitely John!!!
Loving the intro
Thank you so much imaniface!!
I had Mama Betty and Me-maw. No grand babies.
Hi Melinda! Such special names! Have a wonderful weekend!!!!
My grandmother (and subsequently my mother) went by Nanna (double 'n') and pronounced like Nannaw. Of course finding a card with that spelling was nigh-on impossible!
LOL! I can totally see the lack of cards Audrey! I'm sure there is no Gigi card either. :) But I love that they were both Nanna!!
Love the new intro! It brought back fond memories of when my parents first got a color TV in 1972! The Yum-Yum frosting reminds me of Bananas Foster... I can see taking Nana's cake to a whole new level! We called one of our grandmothers Grandma, the other Nana. That pattern repeated for my children. No grandchildren yet, but my wife will probably be Nana.
Thank you Harry! Always love to hear form you! I wanted to update my intro and decided to literally "update" my intro! LOL!
And yes! The flavors of Bananas Foster! That story is on my very long to do list! This cake is fabulous, even the cake part is delicious!
I am loving hearing all the grandma names, love that you repeated it for your kids and loving that one day, that will repeat for your future grandchildren!
And wow! 1972! Now you have me thinking and I just can't remember when, LOL! I hope you and your wife have a beautiful weekend!
That sounds too yummy!
Are you using homemade vanilla?
I did! My friends gave it to me last Christmas!
@@yesterkitchen It's so easy to make & fun to make yours.
I don't understand how so many Americans have German heritage but nobody calls their grandma Oma?
Hmmmmmmm......hopefully someone will answer. I'm curious too.