How to Make a Saffron-Orange Bundt Cake | Let’s Make Dessert



Watch and learn, cook along, or gather inspiration for your next baking project – Let’s Make Dessert is the soothing, POV experience of an intermediate home baker using her favorite sweet ATK recipes. In this episode, Magda makes a Saffron-Orange Bundt Cake.

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  1. Easy to Veganise. I use a scant cup of plain soy milk plus a TBSP white vinegar for a cup of buttermilk, then Plant Based butter and JustEgg brand faux egg for those ingredients. I promise, it turns out amazingly.

  2. I love this format, Magda has a kind of lull to her voice that makes it quite relaxing to watch. The typical ATK channel feels a little too tidy and a little out of reach for normal people. This one feels a little more "one of us" trying to cook instead of a pro chef cooking, which I like. It has better reach IMO.

  3. Glad to know there are non professional, home bakers and cooks at ATK who crack their eggs directly in a slow mixer, forego the mise en place bowls instead, dribble the vanilla when measuring directly from the bottle to the measuring spoon and the final product still turns out as glorious as the pros. We are all pros!😋

  4. Rotate the wire rack 90 degrees when turning the cake out so the long edge is what you are dealing with. That makes the width of the rack almost perfect with the bundt handles and makes things much easier to handle. No reason to try and stretch out the hands and hold on in that awkward manner.

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