Thursday, February 16, 2012

My Big Fat Greek Wedding- Mocha Bundt Cake

I love romantic comedies, but then again what girl doesn't? So how is it possible that I had never seen My Big Fat Greek Wedding up until a couple weeks ago? Food 'n Flix assigned it for February so I set it up to record on my DVR and on a lazy Saturday spent some time truly enjoying this great movie. I've since watched it again. My favorite scene is Toula's mother trying to pronounce and understand what a bundt cake is. Hilarious and even funnier when she sticks a flower in the middle. I resisted the urge to do that with my cake but now that I think about it, it would have been another good laugh.
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 I'm so glad the movie inspired me to bake this cake. It's so delicious. The recipe includes frosting but it  doesn't need it. A little sprinkle of powdered sugar makes it just sweet enough.


Have you seen My Big Fat Greek Wedding?
What is your favorite scene?

9 comments:

  1. This really does sound yummy. I'd rather have the cake than frosting for sure. I love the simplicity of it and I bet your kitchen smelled amazing :)

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  2. Yes, I have seen that movie and really liked it!

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  3. Bundt cakes are the best! This one looks delicious.

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  4. So glad you liked the movie--it is one of my very favorites and the scenes with the bundt are so funny. Your cake looks delicious and doesn't need the flower pot in the middle. ;-) Thanks for joining in Food 'n Flix this month!

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  5. Beautiful cake. The sugar dusting is just right.

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  6. Ha! You totally should have stuck a flower in it - hilarious! So great that you finally saw this movie, it's such a classic chic-flick. Your bundt cake looks delicious :D

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  7. What a classic movie and the "boont" cake scene is hilarious! Thanks for stopping by Foodness Gracious!
    Take care

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  8. Gorgeous! I had never seen MBFGW before either...it was a treat! The texture on your cake is lovely! It looks luscious!

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