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Pumpkiny, Butterscotchy Deliciousness!

Old Faithful.

I have a battered, broken, photo album of dessert/cookie recipes that literally falls apart in my hands every time I open it. I got organized once about 25 years ago and put all my recipes in four books. I have successfully avoided getting the rest of my recipes organized ever since.

Finally, this week I had a reason to try a decades old recipe because my friend and co-worker, Anna got promoted! She makes any work day way more fun, and has the patience of a saint, so she definitely deserved this cake.

Anna and her congratulatory pumpkin cake!

This pumpkin cake was as good as my instincts told me it would be. How can you go wrong with pumpkin and butterscotch — in FALL?

Moist pumpkin cake’s glamour shot

The recipe was labeled as Pumpkin Bread in the old LA Times recipe, but it’s more like Pumpkin Cake. And the Butterscotch Frosting, is the perfect pumpkin sidekick.

People kept coming up to me raving over everything from the moistness, to the amazing butterscotch icing, to the perfectly rounded out spices, (which was good because I tweaked the original spice list). It’s easy and really delicious and since you’ll be falling back and have an extra hour this Sunday, why not give it a try? It’s an absolutely irresistible dessert to add to your Thanksgiving dessert table.

Pumpkin Cake with Butterscotch Icing

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