Now, you can make this quick New Orleans favorite in your own home, wherever you live, without worrying about a complicated yeast dough. When I shared this recipe, the kids absolutely loved helping to make the cake. The only thing easier is ordering it from your bakery and this version is so much better for you and tastier!
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This recipe is courtesy of Holly Clegg‘s trim&TERRIFIC Kitchen 101 cookbook.
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