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Blueberry Bundt Cake Recipe

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Does anyone have a recipe for a blueberry bundt cake. I promised my husband I would try to fine one.

He has celiac disease, not me, I'm trying to find some cakes to make for him.

:) Thanks

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You can go to recipezaar.com and then google in gluten free cakes. They list lots. These are not bundt cakes but I have tried #174346 Apple Cake and #209764 One Bowl Chocolate Cake. Both are wonderful and easy. I also tried #174106 Shortcakes. Its great too. You could put blueberries and whipped cream on top instead of strawberries.

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Michael Eberhart's "Gluten-Free and Wheat-Free Gourmet Desserts has a lemon-blueberry bundt cake recipe on page 28 that is to die for. It uses sour cream, and I'm lactose intolerant, so have not been able to critique this recipe.

The recipes that I have used from this cookbook have been excellent.

Delivery on an order from him is very fast.

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You can go to recipezaar.com and then google in gluten free cakes. They list lots. These are not bundt cakes but I have tried #174346 Apple Cake and #209764 One Bowl Chocolate Cake. Both are wonderful and easy. I also tried #174106 Shortcakes. Its great too. You could put blueberries and whipped cream on top instead of strawberries.

Thank you Purple for the info.

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