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Baby Cakes

Part of my excuse for not posting is due to Bosworth House Rule #1.  The oven does not come on when it is extremely hot outside.  By "extremely hot" I think we mean over 80.....regardless , with July temperatures over 100 for many days in a row I have to admit I don't feel much like turning on the oven let alone baking all day long.  HOWEVER when one goes to Michigan to another one's kitchen and it is a high of 70 all rules are off, though this household recently adopted Bosworth House Rule #2, no glitter, better characterized as "a glitter free zone".  So perhaps if it had been 90 degrees with 80% humidity I would have introduced another house rule to Chez Bremer.  This sweet little cake was made for a co-workers baby shower.  She had twins, she deserved cake!

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