Uintah Basin Standard | 1960-02-11 | Page 6 | Make a Valentine 'Cut-Up' Cake; Mrs. Haslem Tells How

Make a Valentine Mrs Haslem tells how It isn t a broken heart not quite We re talking about the beautiful Valentine cake made by Mrs Von who has given us the directions The clever method she uses to create a heart shape is and Haslem says that it's simpler using a valentine-shaped CUT-UP VALENTINE CAKE Bake two cake one in an eight-inch round pan and one in an eight-inch square being careful that the batter is evenly distributed SO they will raise to the same height When remove from Place the square cake on your base or platter an ordinary size platter wont be large Cut the round cake in half and place each half on two adjoining sides of the Anchor sides with and frost the entire cake with or other fluffy frosting You will now have a perfectly shaped Valentine Decorate with butter-cream making flower and other frilly ornament Across the face of the write a message such as my if you wish Mrs whose beautiful cakes are noted throughout the suggests that this cake will be lovely for many an including birthdays and other holidays H. Mrs Gordon Gladys Zimmerman and Bennie