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New Orlean’s Very Own Birthday Cake

The famous 6-layer cake everyone deserves to try.
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New Orleans Doberge Cake
New Orleans Doberge Cake
The Doberge cake, a version of the famous Dobos torte, is New Orlean's very own birthday cake. The traditional Dobos torte originated in Hungary in the late 1800s when C. József Dobos, a delicatessen owner in Budapest, strived to create a cake that required no refrigeration. The New Orleans Doberge cake was adapted in the 1930s by bakery owner Beulah Ledner. The caramel topping would not fare well in the South's hot, humid weather, so it was replaced with buttercream and fondant or ganache coating. Instead of the buttercream filling, Ms. Ledner filled the cake with custard.
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Sour Cream and Onion Chicken

Everything you love about sour cream and onion potato chips, in a chicken dinner.
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Sour Cream and Onion Chicken
Sour Cream and Onion Chicken
This recipe is everything you love about sour cream and onion potato chips, in a chicken dinner.
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This Is the Easiest Way to Open a Jar

You don't need huge muscles to do it.
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