My ever generous and thoughtful friend, D, brought this delightful 1930s cake stand when she visited last week. It depicts a flamenco dancer. You may recall that I was much attracted to the dance on my recent visit to Valencia and D and I are seriously considering joining a class in the autumn.In the meantime, I'll just use it for cake.
(P.S. The dancing lessons, like my attempts at Spanish, are a joke.)
I'm posting some Spanish cake recipes to you today, M - to go with the plate. Mind you, the one in the photo looks pretty yummy!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to trying the Spanish recipes, D. As you can see, the cake stand (and its contents) has been a great hit with my visitors.
ReplyDeleteThat cake looks great. Could you be persuaded to publish the recipe?
ReplyDeleteThat is my son's favourite cake, Bruessel, a very simple one but always popular. I'll put the recipe up when the last of my visitors leaves, tomorrow.
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