Comments on: Scripture Cake http://www.hushpuppynation.com/scripture-cake/ Devoted to the history and culture of Southern food. Fri, 18 May 2012 12:46:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: 11 0f 366: What can you Learn from a Cat? | http://www.hushpuppynation.com/scripture-cake/#comment-37475 11 0f 366: What can you Learn from a Cat? | Wed, 11 Jan 2012 17:37:53 +0000 http://www.hushpuppynation.com/?p=81#comment-37475 [...] call her, gave me a recipe today for Scripture cake. So cool! Can’t wait to try it! Click HERE to check it [...] [...] call her, gave me a recipe today for Scripture cake. So cool! Can’t wait to try it! Click HERE to check it [...]

]]> By: Sandy Jobert Bennett http://www.hushpuppynation.com/scripture-cake/#comment-48 Sandy Jobert Bennett Fri, 09 Jan 2009 21:52:24 +0000 http://www.hushpuppynation.com/?p=81#comment-48 Thank you for providing this recipe! My great-grandmother, Maude Neis, from Fort Worth, Texas, made this cake in the 1950's when I would visit her during summer vacations. I was about 9 years old and didn't even think of writing it down. Over the years I kept hoping to come across it again. I'm not sure where SHE first got the recipe, but imagine that it would be an interesting story. She was 85 years old in the '50s and had been a missionary in India during the early 1900s. It was always fun to visit her as she still had many artifacts gathered from her travels, and graciously and tirelessly allowed my curious questions and enjoyed watching me play with the exotic dolls and jewelry. Thanks again for the recipe! :) Thank you for providing this recipe!

My great-grandmother, Maude Neis, from Fort Worth, Texas, made this cake in the 1950’s when I would visit her during summer vacations. I was about 9 years old and didn’t even think of writing it down. Over the years I kept hoping to come across it again.

I’m not sure where SHE first got the recipe, but imagine that it would be an interesting story. She was 85 years old in the ’50s and had been a missionary in India during the early 1900s.

It was always fun to visit her as she still had many artifacts gathered from her travels, and graciously and tirelessly allowed my curious questions and enjoyed watching me play with the exotic dolls and jewelry.

Thanks again for the recipe!
:)

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