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Because your wedding is such a noteworthy event, you're going to want every thing to be perfect. Of course, your wedding cake is an extremely detail and you're going to want a beautiful and yummy cake for your wedding in Eagan, MN. Or, perhaps you're not planning a wedding and you don't need a wedding cake. Maybe you're holding a party or corporate event in Eagan, MN and you need to find a Eaganbakery to provide you with cake, bagels, doughnuts and other baked goods. We can help you find deliciousgoodiesfor the guests at your Eagan party or event.
Eagan Bakery / Cakes may also serve the following areas: Carlton, Foxboro, Barnum, Superior, Cotton, Sawyer, Cloquet, Holyoke, Poplar, Maple, South Range, Wrenshall, Melrude, Wascott, Knife River, Esko, Saginaw, Two Harbors, Canyon, Brookston, Hawthorne, Alborn, and St Louis County.

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  • Plum Crumb Cake
    • Adapted from Good Food Magazine, August 1987. The prep time does not include 1-1/2 hours to cool. -- posted by JackieOhNo!
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    • Do you have great grilling skills or special touches that you want to share? We want to see your best barbecue secrets and festive Memorial Day memories.
  • Aunt Rose's Sorghum Cake
    • On vacation in Gatlinburg, I purchased an old timey cookbook called "A Taste Of The Past" by Phyllis Connor. Each recipe has notes about the family history of the recipe. I tried to make this cake where we were staying, without my reading glasses, and accidentally used self-rising flour. Boy oh boy, did it rise! It dripped on the bottom of the oven made lots of smoke. Security men with fire extinguishers came running into our unit since we had thrown open the windows. We had a good laugh, but they just couldn't understand why I would want to bake a cake while on vacation. I just had purchased some locally made sorghum and this recipe jumped out at me since it used sorghum and did not need to be frosted. When made properly, this cake turned out fragrant, moist and delicious. Give it a try... but use all-purpose flour ;) -- posted by Kat's Mom