Christmas cakes....

[Jono]

The English have Pudding cakes, the Italian's Pannetone, Trappist monks rum fruitcake.....here are some American bourbon cakes:

http://www.christmas-joy.com/recipes/chocake.htm
Chocolate-Pecan-Bourbon Cake
Susan Costner-Kenward and American Health

or

http://www.grouprecipes.com/78012/ke...rbon-cake.html
Kentucky Bourbon Cake

or

http://www.grouprecipes.com/78066/bo...pple-cake.html
Bourbon Apple Cake

[BrianBradford]

The apple one sounds pretty good.

[fishnbowljoe]

Not really a cake, but my wife tried something new this year as far as Christmas cookies go. She made bourbon-pecan tassies. They're a bit like a bourbon pecan pie in a mini pastry cup. Good stuff. Joe

[jburlowski]

I've had this version of the bourbon cake and it is quite good.

[Jono]

I've had this version of the bourbon cake and it is quite good.

Looks very good and the price is very reasonable too for the weight of the cake.

[ggilbertva]

I posted this recipe on my blog a couple weeks back. I made it last year and it turned out pretty darn good which I think had to do with the basting process three weeks prior to serving.

[barturtle]

Regan's book has a great Bourbon Shortbread recipe, that I use to make shortbread cookies.

[OscarV]

Any of you guys down south like Tea Cakes?
My Grandmother used to make them, I can still taste them.

[jburlowski]

I've had this version of the bourbon cake and it is quite good.

We took one of these over to the neighbors yesterday for a Christmas brunch. The neighbors gandkids, ages 5 and 7, asked if they could have some. Since all the alchohol is evaporated during cooking, we said sure.

They ran to their mom, screaming with excitement: "Yay... we're going to have some 'Burp N Cake'!"