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One - Two - Three - Four Cake I

Submitted by: Carol
I have altered my mother's recipe and added my own to this and I find it is better than hers especially since I replace the milk with yogurt. Now I mostly replace milk with yogurt in my other recipes and this gives a better texture. My husband says it tastes similar to pound cake which he loves so much and I don't put icing, although you can if you wish. 

One - Two - Three - Four Cake II

Submitted by: Janice
This is a very old recipe. It uses basic items found in most any pantry. 

One - Two - Three - Four Cake III

Submitted by: Denise
Basic Yellow Cake Batter. 

One, Two, Three, Four Cookies

Submitted by: Levee
This recipe is over 75 documented years old as it has been passed down from generation to generation in my Kentucky family...a real reminder of the warm, comforting cookie a loving mother shares with her children on a cold, wintry day. 

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Grandma's Moist Cake

Submitted by: Patricia Taylor
This very moist yellow cake recipe comes from my boyfriend's grandmother. We usually serve it with chocolate buttermilk icing. 

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One Bowl Chocolate Cake I

Submitted by: Shirley
The easiest chocolate cake in the world, and minimal cleanup! 

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Christmas Chocolate Town Cake

Submitted by: cgfplanner
This recipe was on a Christmas ornament I received years ago. It's an excellent chocolate cake. Frost with your favorite chocolate frosting. 

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One Bowl Chocolate Cake III

Submitted by: Shirley
This is a rich and moist chocolate cake. It only takes a few minutes to prepare the batter. Frost with your favorite chocolate frosting. 

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Double Chocolate Cake I

Submitted by: Syd
This is a very good chocolate cake, when frosted with a chocolate frosting it is a double chocolate treat. 

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Caramel Cake II

Submitted by: Ginger Perkins
This was in my mother's recipe file from the 1940's. 
 
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