David Copperfield, orphan boy grown into earnest young man, appears in Jane Eyre Gets Real. The character was, of course, created by Charles Dickens, also famous for A Tale of Two Cities, his novel about the French Revolution. Jane Eyre Gets Real is all about mashups–and that includes mashed potatoes. Below, David combines not Paris and London, but #Thanksgiving main courses with Thanksgiving themes for dessert.
Turkey #1 is a dense, savory cake made of all the ingredients you would normally use for your entrees. It contains sweet potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce as well as sausage stuffing, garlic and more. Try it if you dare–it may be your new favorite way of using leftovers, or you may just decide to make this cake from scratch every holiday and forget the traditional way of serving a meal. The recipe is courtesy of Chowhound:
https://www.chowhound.com/recipes/thanksgiving-turkey-cake-29029
Turkey #2 is a sweet cake that looks like, well, a turkey. If you don’t like the idea of candy corn spilling out of a chocolate cavity, skip it. Otherwise go ahead and give it a try:
https://www.tablespoon.com/recipes/thanksgiving-turkey-cake/8ecb9373-6dfb-4c39-a7a2-b3cb9eed078f
It may be a far, far better thing you eat than you have ever eaten.
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Hah! I love both these ideas. The first one had me fooled for a minute.
Thank you! Happy Thanksgiving!
Wow! that’s unique. Turkey cake! problem is cannot do by an amateur as you need to mold to look like a turkey. 🙂
That’s true–turkey molding is not easy! Thank you for reading/commenting. Have a great holiday!
I am laughing at the Turkey cake! Oh my goodness there are candy corns coming out of the side! Thanks for the smile!
Glad it made you smile! Happy Thanksgiving. Annabelle