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| Another great find from Public Market Antiques (click to enlarge) |
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| I added pecans to make a Praline Layer Cake |
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Annette Hanshaw is one of my favorite singers from the 1920s and 1930s. For your listening pleasure:
"Ain't Cha" (Annette Hanshaw, 1929)
Download song at Internet Archive
How sweet! I have a plate just like the one in your picture. And the song is a great way to start a day (to jazz up). thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove that vintage ad...your cake looks fabulous on your china! I can't believe how much snow you've had - even more than us. I think cabin fever sets in and then you just have to get out!
ReplyDeleteYum! Thake cake look soooo yummy.. save us a slice!
ReplyDeletei ve had to take a break from baking for a while :( as ALL my dresses are starting to get a bit tight!
I never heard of this singer before and she really is wonderful. I listened to a few of hers songs through your link.
ReplyDeleteHow did the cake taste? I looks great.
I adore Annette Hanshaw too! Fun to listen to on a Sunday morning...thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe cake was delicious! Pre-war cake recipes will knock your socks off!
ReplyDeleteI just saw this... the cake looks so good! I was actually taken aback a little bit by the ad at the top...I say "month of Sundays" all the time! It's up there with "I haven't seen you in a dog's age" for "indefinitely long period of time" replacer. So, in use: "It's been a month of Sundays since we saw the likes of you!" It might help to have a mild Southern accent to pull this off. :) I think I got that phrase from my grandma...and now I have a more tangible provenance!
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