Hummingbird Cake - Zoar Village - Our Haunted Travels

Hummingbird Cake - Zoar Village - Our Haunted Travels

In this video, Marianne will share with you how to make a hummingbird Cake from the Meeting House Inn in Zoar Village, Ohio. She will walk you through start to finish in this recipe covering the ingredients, how to make the frosting, what goes into the cakes, and how to assemble it.

Zoar is a village in Tuscarawas County, Ohio, United States. The population was 169 at the 2010 census. The community was founded in 1817 by German religious dissenters as a utopian community, which survived until 1853. Much of the village's early layout survives, as do many buildings from its utopian origins.

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[HappyTrailsHiking]

Matt is going out to catch the hummingbirds for the cake now. ;-) Brown Butter frosting...YUM! and difficult with the timing. I have never made it, so I learned something new. Wait!! No HUMMINGBIRDS?!?!?! (I have to go get Matt...CRAP! That does look like a lot of oil. I think I would use half apple sauce to replace some of the oil. That is one TALL cake! YUM! Thanks, Marianne!

[ColoradoMartini]

I never watch this one for some reason. Hope all is well with you guys. Miss seeing you. Love the measuring spoons.

[GlueGunGurus]

Hummingbird cake is my birthday cake, every year we make it. A tradition my nanny started on my first birthday.

[InspiredJJ]

The amounts of sugar amazes me. I would eat the whole thing none the less 😂 yum!

[ATJHTRAVELS]

That looks amazing yum great recipe enjoyed this yes we'll take some ty for asking 😋 sledgehammered that like button stay safe awesome and blessed

[Dinopoodles]

If you put a bit of cooking oil on the measuring spoon before you put the honey in it will come right out.

[loribryant]

That sounds great! That's a lot of powdered sugar! I might leave the nuts out, but otherwise, I'd gobble it up! YUM!