Get the latest Vanila recipes from Group Recipes. http://www.grouprecipes.com/tag/vanila The site said-------Buttermilk Cake from Hilda Earhart's recipe box. She wrote 1958 on this recipe. She writes, " I make every time for social events, this is my favorite cake recipe." http://www.grouprecipes.com/106264/buttermilk-cake-1958.html These are so incredible. I got this recipe from my Aunt Minnie over 40 years ago. She made this for us as a treat and we could never get enough. I haven't made this in years as I had misplaced my recipe, but found it when going through old recipes this weekend. Yummers, you will love this. http://www.grouprecipes.com/96463/marshmallow-bumps.html This is great over ice cream or on a crostini...and of course one can substitue splenda....if you don't buy the jam then give this a try....really good over vanilla ice cream and/or fresh bread...and crostini is so easy to make...You can also dress this up by adding mint on the top http://www.grouprecipes.com/74395/apricot-mint-compote-with-crostini.html I have a large collection of unusal pans and recipes. This pan was a present from my mom who did a lot of European baking. Translated as Wolf's teeth a vaniila type of cake baked in a special German pan. I have seen a few recepes on the Net for this but nothing like my mother's- so this is an original. If you can't find the pan, look for a similar aluminum broiler pan I seen around. These are a delicate vanilla butter cake which can be dipped in chocolate, glazed etc. Since the pan makes 10 large stick, I cut each in half for easier eating. These freeze well and the recipe also makes a delighful single layer cake.I froze these for companmy. I also uploaded a few photos so one can see them as well as the pan I used http://www.grouprecipes.com/70573/wolfzahnblech-aka-vanilla-sticks.html This is my power drink. Gets my motor started and running smooth and easy. http://www.grouprecipes.com/67551/pow-pow-protein-power-drink.html A drink and dessert in one...very tasty! In Fine Living Magazine Recipe courtesy of Linda Little, Minibar, Chicago, Ill. http://www.grouprecipes.com/55058/key-lime-pie-cocktail.html