Parshat Devarim inspiration: “And the Lord heard the sound of your words (the scouts and those who believed them), and He became angry and swore, saying: ‘The men of this evil generation will not see the good land which I swore to give your forefathers, except Caleb the son of Jephunneh he will see it, and I will give him the land that he tread upon, and to his children, because he has completely followed the Lord.’” Caleb (Kalev in Hebrew, which can translate to all-heart) is said to have been brave, sincere and loyal to Hashem.
The (easy) Bundt recipe you ll be making for brunch this weekend By sanguinic Text size Copy shortlink:
Bundt pans aren’t just for cakes.
Sure, dozens and dozens of Bundt cake recipes have been published in Taste since the section s debut on Oct. 1, 1969.
But starting in the late 1970s, another phenomenon began to appear: a quick Bundt pan version of Monkey Bread, the gooey, caramel-ey, pecan-packed, pull-apart treat. Between its first appearance in 1978 and its last in 1993, recipes for this oddly named but easy-to-prepare favorite were published at least seven times.
In that Betty Crocker era, two descriptives mattered most: