As a grad student, I'm a little too broke to buy myself a bottle of Macallan (although I bought my friend a bottle of Macallan 15 for his birthday and it was delicious) for baking purposes, although the recipes sound great. I am following @EdenAlgie, though!
Let's be honest, I'll eat/drink anything with a little Macallan's in it, but those donuts look amazing! As someone else posted, Macallan's is a bit pricey for a poor student like myself, so this giveaway is fantastic 🙂
If you are in the Miami area this week there is a Macallan tasting. You can register at http://www.celebratethemacallan.com. You have to enter a Miami zipcode.
Lol, had no idea you're a scotch drinker. Ever tried a hot toddy pudding cake? It has scotch INSIDE and I'm sure it would pair well with a nice glass of it too.
Traditional Scottish Honey Cake with Macallan sounds like the way to go and I've been following @EdenAlgie since his visit here to Phoenix! Love "The MacAllan" for any occasion.
I love both recipes but can probably make the Macallan maple glaze more easily. And, yes, I've been following @EdenAlgie. I love him and his accent. Hey he's not wearing his usual plaid in that picture!
My favorite recipe would be the Traditional Scottish Honey Cake. They look so moist and delicious! My hubby would marry me all over again if I won and made those cakes! 😉
Um WOW. Those donuts look AH-MAZING! I can't believe you made them!!! Maybe I should be hitting you up after Lent is over instead of the bakery case at Joan's/Huckleberry…
If you like Macallan try a scotch called Abelour. My wife was making "no mai fan" from her grandmothers recipe. You may know it from dim sum. Its glutenous rice with sausage, shrimp that is steamed. Well she said it called for whisky and she used some from the cabinet. I thought WTF the only whisky I have is a $50 of 18 year old glen livet! Come to find out it called for Chinese cooking wine, and whiskey was just a bad translation!LOL
How about chocolate cigars with scotch? I just hope it doesn't require lots of scotch becauce it hurts to see good liquor used in cooking. Maybe just a splash?
Talk about taking very good ingredients and doing very little to them! Bourbon and vanilla milkshakes, move over! Macallan Honey Cake is here!!!
This wonderful post reminds me of a time in Rome many years ago, when after an amazing meal the waiter brought an affogato di gelato, which I had known to be gelato drowned in cold espresso. But in this case, a small bowl of dark chocolate gelato was brought next to a shot of single malt scotch whiskey. He then dumped the whiskey over the gelato and walked away….it was heaven. Thank you for reminding us of the many ways good whiskey can improve our lives!
Following Eden Algie. These look delicious. It's nice to see whisky being used in cuisine. Mostly its entrees with meat and stuff (salmon with whisky sauce is awesome) but it's rare to see a scotch incorporated into a dessert, especially a baked dessert. Definitely going to have to try to make this. A shame I'm a terrible baker.
I'll be making the honey cake this weekend – we attended the tasting here in Atlanta last week – excellent presentation! Just wish it had been quieter, I missed about half of it. Ah well, I guess that means I need to catch them next time around too!
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Bob
March 22, 2010Mmm donuts, but I prefer the Macallan. And hey I'm following @EdenAlgie.
Shabnam
March 22, 2010Bought one of my best friends a pricey bottle of Macallan for his birthday and didn't get a chance to try it…thinking this might be my chance 😉
Katie
March 22, 2010As a grad student, I'm a little too broke to buy myself a bottle of Macallan (although I bought my friend a bottle of Macallan 15 for his birthday and it was delicious) for baking purposes, although the recipes sound great. I am following @EdenAlgie, though!
Domenica
March 22, 2010Let's be honest, I'll eat/drink anything with a little Macallan's in it, but those donuts look amazing! As someone else posted, Macallan's is a bit pricey for a poor student like myself, so this giveaway is fantastic 🙂
Domenica
March 22, 2010Oh, and I'm following @EdenAlgie.
Suzanne
March 22, 2010I follow-and if you keep on with the donuts, I'll follow you until the ends of the earth! I've never had Macallan's, I'd love to try it!
Josh Sexton
March 22, 2010Those doughnuts look incredible.
CorkAngel76
March 22, 2010Wow the cake recipie was amazing! and I too am following @edenalgie
Anonymous
March 22, 2010If you are in the Miami area this week there is a Macallan tasting. You can register at http://www.celebratethemacallan.com. You have to enter a Miami zipcode.
haioson
March 22, 2010I'm torn, both look equally as delicious – can we get samples to pick a favorite? For the sake of the thread, I'll choose donuts!
haioson
March 22, 2010And I'm following @EdenAlgie
Esi
March 22, 2010Lol, had no idea you're a scotch drinker. Ever tried a hot toddy pudding cake? It has scotch INSIDE and I'm sure it would pair well with a nice glass of it too.
Kleinpad
March 22, 2010Traditional Scottish Honey Cake with Macallan sounds like the way to go and I've been following @EdenAlgie since his visit here to Phoenix! Love "The MacAllan" for any occasion.
LetMeEatCake Eat With Me!
March 22, 2010Bob- The donuts are the perfect marriage of the two! A delicious sweet donut with the flavor of Macallan 🙂
Shabnam- My fingers are crossed for you!
Katie- Good Luck!
Domenica- It is pricey but oh so tasty!
LetMeEatCake Eat With Me!
March 22, 2010Bob- The donuts are the perfect marriage of the two! A delicious sweet donut with the flavor of Macallan 🙂
Shabnam- My fingers are crossed for you!
Katie- Good Luck!
Domenica- It is pricey but oh so tasty!
LetMeEatCake Eat With Me!
March 22, 2010Bob- The donuts are the perfect marriage of the two! A delicious sweet donut with the flavor of Macallan 🙂
Shabnam- My fingers are crossed for you!
Katie- Good Luck!
Domenica- It is pricey but oh so tasty!
Allison
March 22, 2010Those donut holes look amazing! Love the idea of combining the two!
Caroline on Crack
March 22, 2010I love both recipes but can probably make the Macallan maple glaze more easily. And, yes, I've been following @EdenAlgie. I love him and his accent. Hey he's not wearing his usual plaid in that picture!
Liz
March 22, 2010My favorite recipe would be the Traditional Scottish Honey Cake. They look so moist and delicious! My hubby would marry me all over again if I won and made those cakes! 😉
Maureen
March 22, 2010Try Macallan Chocolate Pudding! http://www.recipezaar.com/Macallan-Whiskey-Chocolate-Pudding-280629
Thanks for Glaze recipe!
JC
March 22, 2010Um, booze and donuts? Sounds like a typical sunday morning in my house. Love that recipe.
And, yes, I'm following @edenalgie on the twitters. So pick me please!
Maureen
March 22, 2010I'm following @EdenAlgie. thanks for the suggestion!
Diana
March 22, 2010Um WOW. Those donuts look AH-MAZING! I can't believe you made them!!! Maybe I should be hitting you up after Lent is over instead of the bakery case at Joan's/Huckleberry…
burumun
March 22, 2010I definitely like the macallan glazed donuts (but may just be because I love donuts 😛 ). What an awesome recipe idea!
AlexPDavis
March 22, 2010I'm gonna have to try some of these. Oh, and I'm definitely following @EdenAlgie
Bob
March 22, 2010Hey I'm still following @EdenAlgie! 🙂
Jackie
March 22, 2010I'm just a sad diabetic that would love some carb free scotch!
Jay
March 22, 2010If you like Macallan try a scotch called Abelour. My wife was making "no mai fan" from her grandmothers recipe. You may know it from dim sum. Its glutenous rice with sausage, shrimp that is steamed. Well she said it called for whisky and she used some from the cabinet. I thought WTF the only whisky I have is a $50 of 18 year old glen livet! Come to find out it called for Chinese cooking wine, and whiskey was just a bad translation!LOL
shopeatsleep
March 22, 2010Omg! Both recipes look amazing! And of course I'm following @EdenAlgie 🙂
shopeatsleep
March 22, 2010I'm following the ever enthusiastic @EdenAlgie.
Breanne at Bella Vita
March 22, 2010The donuts look fantastic!
breannesbellavita at gmail dot com
streetgourmetla
March 22, 2010How about chocolate cigars with scotch? I just hope it doesn't require lots of scotch becauce it hurts to see good liquor used in cooking. Maybe just a splash?
Anisha
March 22, 2010I'm following @EdenAlgie!
Anisha
March 22, 2010I'm loving the maple glazed donut recipe using Macallan! I've been binging on donuts recently, thanks to finals week!
haioson
March 23, 2010Maureen's chocolate pudding sounds delicious, too.
Anna A.
March 23, 2010I vote for the Maple Macallan Glazed Donuts because I love maple donuts more than any other donut in the world.
aforaubergine
March 23, 2010sign me up for the honey cake! *drool…
The Duo Dishes
March 23, 2010The cake wins! It has a touch of spirit, honey and citrus in it, so it's clearly the one to snack on. 🙂 It looks like an easy recipe to replicate too!
Carlos
March 23, 2010Mmm Mmm mmmm..! Glaze me up some of them donuts every morning. Delicious…. =)
Anonymous
March 23, 2010the honey cake looks the bees knees…and the donuts look like a hole lotta fun too!
I am also following @EdenAlgie
Lavinia Turnbull
catty
March 23, 2010hehe i LOVE donut holes! they are so much better than donuts 😉
Megan Carroll
March 23, 2010Hi, I think I would make the doughnuts…. but would all that frosting make my family just a little tipsy?
Megan Carroll
March 23, 2010And I follow @EdenAlgie!
Mickey Fickey
March 23, 2010I'm following @EdenAlgie. I'm a poor waiter who loves some Macallan's, a most deserved contestant. Donuts look great!
Anonymous
March 23, 2010mmmmmm, I want a honey cake w/ some Macallan spiked coffee…..
Marvin
March 23, 2010I love scotch. Scotchy scotch scotch.
The donuts look most awesomest to me!
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carlosd.
March 23, 2010Inspired by the lady Gaga video,
I would try the scotch with a honeybun haha.
I've been obsessed with them lately.
-Carlos Damas
Erica Tieger
March 23, 2010Yummmmm u know if u make it for me then ill eat it!
Donahl Davila
March 23, 2010You had me at MACALLAN
Donahl Davila
March 23, 2010You had me at MACALLAN
Donahl Davila
March 23, 2010You had me at MACALLAN
chester
March 23, 2010Talk about taking very good ingredients and doing very little to them! Bourbon and vanilla milkshakes, move over! Macallan Honey Cake is here!!!
This wonderful post reminds me of a time in Rome many years ago, when after an amazing meal the waiter brought an affogato di gelato, which I had known to be gelato drowned in cold espresso. But in this case, a small bowl of dark chocolate gelato was brought next to a shot of single malt scotch whiskey. He then dumped the whiskey over the gelato and walked away….it was heaven. Thank you for reminding us of the many ways good whiskey can improve our lives!
Elle
March 24, 2010Oh, the Scottish Honey Cake looks gorgeous! that's one I'd definitely try!
Elle
March 24, 2010And now following @EdenAlgie on twitter. Thanks for the opportunity to win this!
Katalonius
March 24, 2010Vanilla and toffee? Yes, please. The Maple Macallan Glaze sounds so good right now.
Katalonius
March 24, 2010Following @EdenAlgie now. Good stuff.
cheeseball
March 24, 2010I am fallowing @EdenAlgie
V
March 24, 2010I am following @EdenAlgie
Timm
March 24, 2010I've been following you for a while, thanks for the great contest and all the best!
Scott Spolverino
March 24, 2010Following Eden Algie. These look delicious. It's nice to see whisky being used in cuisine. Mostly its entrees with meat and stuff (salmon with whisky sauce is awesome) but it's rare to see a scotch incorporated into a dessert, especially a baked dessert. Definitely going to have to try to make this. A shame I'm a terrible baker.
ccboobooy(charity)
March 24, 2010I would love the donut holes.
Charity(ccboobooy)
March 24, 2010I would love the donut holes.
Colin
March 24, 2010This goes back to what I've always thought. Scotch IS a breakfast food. I'll have to try with donuts though.
Colin
March 24, 2010I am following him on Twitter too.
Anonymous
March 24, 2010Those glazed donuts rock!!
-Aaron
aaronshand@hotmail.com
Dana
March 25, 2010I'll be making the honey cake this weekend – we attended the tasting here in Atlanta last week – excellent presentation! Just wish it had been quieter, I missed about half of it. Ah well, I guess that means I need to catch them next time around too!
chesh
April 5, 2010I love donuts, but that honey cake (sans the nut topping, as I'm allergic) looks heavenly so I'd have to go with that.
chesh
April 5, 2010And I, @cheshster, am now following @EdenAlgie.
aaron
April 6, 2010im (@acumen) following @EdenAlgie
aaron
April 6, 2010i'd have to say the doughnuts, but maybe just the scotch
Pitboss12
April 7, 2010I've never thought about doughnuts and scotch but it's definitely on the to do list. The glaze recipe sounds great!
Adam Snider
April 7, 2010Wow. The donuts look awesome! I think I'm going to have to try that myself.
Adam Snider
April 7, 2010Also, I'm following @EdenAlgie (I'm @ink_slinger, if you need confirmation).
JuLo
April 7, 2010The honey whiskey cake sounds awesome!
Leandra Wortham
April 8, 2010This sounds amazing! The Scots would love this idea! Whiskey+donuts= pure genius!
EdL
April 8, 2010The whisky donuts sound like winners to me.
EdL
April 8, 2010Also, following @EdenAlgie (as @sibuduh). These all look good, really, especially since I've been in Oman since October 😛
cktk
April 8, 2010Yes please! I would love to try these out.
Thomas
April 9, 2010Great post. What about a recipe for making the doughnuts?
Steve
May 29, 2010i’d have to say the doughnuts, but maybe just the scotch
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