
A very warm welcome to Sherry Harris. Sherry writes the Sarah Winston Garage Sale Mysteries. What a fun theme! We'll all be thinking mystery when we stop by a garage sale now.
Don't miss her book giveaway at the bottom!
Heeeeeere's Sherry!
Fluffernutter Cake Roll
Thank you so much for having me today! Sarah Winston isn’t
much of a cook. Her go to meal when she’s at home is a fluffernutter sandwich,
the official sandwich of Massachusetts. A fluffernutter is made using white
bread, Marshmallow Fluff, and peanut butter. The sandwich is served at school
lunch programs across the state. A state senator once suggested it wasn’t
healthy and shouldn’t be served which created an uproar.
I pondered how to create a delicious dessert based on the
fluffernutter sandwich. I came up with a cake roll. The sponge cake takes the
place of white bread. I based the fluffernutter filling on a fluffernutter
icing recipe from the Marshmallow Fluff website.
Cake:
3 eggs
1 cup sugar
1/3 cup water
1 teaspoon vanilla
¾ cup all purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
¼ teaspoon salt
powdered sugar
Pre-heat oven to 375. Line a 15x10x1 inch pan with waxed
paper or aluminum foil. Grease liner well. Beat eggs on high speed for five
minutes. Gradually add sugar. Change to low speed and add vanilla and water.
Gradually add flour, baking powder, and salt. Beat until just smooth. Pour into
pan and spread until evenly distributed.
Bake 15 minutes or until a toothpick stuck in the middle
comes out clean. Loosen from sides, turn onto a dishtowel sprinkled with lots
of powdered sugar. Gently remove wax paper or aluminum foil. Immediately roll
cake in the towel from the narrow end. Leave until completely cool – 45 minutes
to an hour. Unroll cake and spread fluffernutter filling across the cake. Roll
the cake back up (sans dishtowel) and sprinkle with additional powdered sugar.
Fluffernutter Filling
2 cups Marshmallow Fluff (not marshmallow crème)
½ cup peanut butter
1/3 cup butter softened
½ teaspoon vanilla
¼ teaspoon salt
½ cup powdered sugar
2T milk or half and half
Mix the Fluff, peanut butter, and butter on low speed until
well blended. Alternate adding milk and powdered sugar. Add vanilla and salt
beat until smooth. Spread over cake. Notes: for a less sweet filling don’t add
the powdered sugar, vanilla, milk, and salt. You can adjust the peanut butter
from ¼ to ¾ cups depending how strong a peanut butter flavor you want. You
don’t need to use all the filling.
Sherry Harris started bargain hunting in second grade at her best
friend’s yard sale. She honed her bartering skills as she moved around
the country while her husband served in the Air Force. Sherry uses her
love of garage sales, her life as a military spouse, and her time living
in Massachusetts as inspiration for the Sarah Winston Garage Sale
series.
Sherry is giving away a copy of A GOOD DAY TO BUY to one lucky winner! To enter, leave a comment with your email address so she can contact you if you win. Good luck!
Welcome, Sherry! Thank you for sharing this delicious cake recipe and for hosting the book giveaway. EMS591@aol.com
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DeleteThank you for your contribution. suefoster109 at netzero.net
ReplyDeleteIt was fun!
DeleteGood Morning Sherry, first thank you for your delicious sounding recipe. My grandkids love fluff so I usually keep some handy. Thank you so much and have a great day! sneadsferry55@aol.com
ReplyDeleteIt was fun and yummy!
DeleteRecipe sounds great. will have to make in the near future. Thank you for this opportunity
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome. We loved the cake!
ReplyDelete(Waving at Sherry!) What a creative solution! I was a counselor at a camp in Maine on summer many years ago, and they often served Fluffernutter sandwiches for lunch.
ReplyDeleteWaving back! I'm not a very inventive cook so this was fun. I've found people either love or hate fluffernutters.
DeleteRecipe sounds great. I am allergic to peanuts, so I wonder if I could put a different filling. The book sounds great, too! strgth4yu(at)hotmail(dot).
ReplyDeleteYou can fill it with almost anything you like from jelly to cream cheese frosting. If you aren't allergic to other nuts you could use cashew or almond butter.
DeleteCake looks wonderful and the book sounds intriguing
ReplyDeleteThis is Sherry! Thank you!
DeleteA note of caution. It really isn't save to use wax paper in the over. Wax melts and paper could ignite. Safer to use parchment paper or tinfoil. However. Love the books cover, and the post. Would very much like to read the book. Thanks for the heads up to a new reader and a lovely recipe. My kids have already said they want it soon. Della at deepotter (at) peoplepc (dot) com
ReplyDeleteVery interesting! I've never had it catch on fire but that is an excellent point! Thank you.
DeleteThis sounds delicious. Enjoy reading your books.
ReplyDeletejudytucker1947@gmail.com
I'm glad you like the books!
DeleteWhat a delicious looking dessert. I wish I could go bargain hunting with you. I love garage sales and fleamarkets. Thanks for a chance to win! kristilewis.lrc@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThat would be fun! I love flea markets too!
DeleteI have yet to try fluffernutter -- I wonder if they have marshmallow fluff here in Colorado -- if so, I'm making your recipe -- yum! Thanks for sharing with Mystery Lovers' Kitchen, and for your book giveaway! bobandcelia@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteLots of places have marshmallow creme but not Fluff. I have to search for it in Northern Virginia.
Deletethank you for the recipe and a chance to win. suewilcox@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome!
DeleteThe little ones would love this treat. Thanks for your great giveaway and delectable recipe. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
DeleteThanks for the chance to win and for the recipe. Dmskrug3 at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome!
DeleteThanks for the recipe - sure to delight my nephew who loves Fluffernutters.
ReplyDeletejtcgc at yahoo dot com
I hope your nephew likes it! You could just make cupcakes and use the filling as frosting.
DeleteI never knew there was a difference between the fluff and creme. Not sure they have both around here anyway. Your cake sounds tasty. And, I'd love to win your book. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeletelkish77123 at gmail dot com
There are less ingredients in Fluff. I can't always find it either.
DeleteSherry, that looks fab! Hidden talents--we need to sample this in person!
ReplyDeleteWho knew!
DeleteFluffernutter must be a regional thing. That is hilarious it is served as a school lunch!
ReplyDeletepatdupuy@yahoo.com
I had never heard of them until we moved to Massachusetts!
DeleteI've never heard of fluffernutter before----but I think the cake sounds interesting.
ReplyDeletesuefarrell.farrell@gmail.com
It's an interesting sandwich!
DeleteI have never had a fluffernutter, but peanut butter and marshmallow fluff has to make for a great sandwich or cake. Will have to give it a try.
ReplyDeletediannekc8(at)gmail(dot)com
I love your books. Thank you for the recipe....anything with peanut butter and marshmallow fluff has to be delicious!!
ReplyDeletejohnnabooks(at)hotmail(dot)com
I'm so glad you like my books! Thank you!
DeleteI've never had fluffernutter, but I'd love to try your book.
ReplyDeleteelainehroberson@gmail.com
Good luck, Elaine!
DeleteMy cat FlufferNutter would definitely approve 😉 Can't wait to check out this book!
ReplyDeleteCheers-
Kelly Braun
Gaelicark(at)yahoo(dot)com
I love that your cat is named FlufferNutter.
DeleteAdd bananas and you'd have an Elvis delight!
ReplyDeletelibbydodd at comcast dot net
My husband would love that!
DeleteIt looks so good, but anything I have tried to roll always winds up iffy! And kudos for using the healthy peanut butter! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteJHolden955(at)gmail(dot)com
So it wasn't perfect but the filling hid the inside cracks and I hid the other on the bottom!
DeleteYeah- Fluffernutter!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe. kckendler at gmail dot com
You are welcome!
DeleteRecipe looks YUMMY!! And a chance to win your book is an added bonus!! Wendalee50 at aol dot com THANKS!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Good luck!
DeleteYummy recipe!! Thanks for the contest. jawdance@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteGood luck, Judy!
ReplyDeletethat cake looks so good..love fluffernutter sandwich..thx. for chance
ReplyDeletegreeneyes2755@yahoo.com
Thank you!
DeleteOh Sherry why did you have to post this recipe? I am sitting here drooling over this cake. I sent my husband into the kitchen to make sure we had fluff so I could make this after the kids go to bed. I'm so excited! I can't wait for your new book to come out either. utaker555@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLet me know how you like the cake! And thank you -- I hope you enjoy A Good Day To Buy!
DeleteSherry,
ReplyDeleteThis cake roll sounds absolutely delicious and I am definitely going to try it.
Please enter me in your drawing.
Nancy
nlf@windstream.net
DeleteI hope you like it and good luck!
DeleteSounds yummy. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteBecky Prazak
rjprazak6@gmail.com
You are welcome, Becky! Nice to see you here!
DeleteThat recipe sounds delicious! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI've never read any of your books but they sound interesting. :)
jackielizn@gmail.com
Thank you for stopping by!
DeleteI think marshmallow fluff makes almost any recipe better.
ReplyDeleteI have requested the book from netgalley and can't wait to read and review
I agree! Thanks for requesting and reading the book! I hope you enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteBeing a Northerner and lover of your yardsale series, I'll have to try this recipe and see why Sarah is so crazy for them!
ReplyDeleteI like the cake better than the sandwich! Don't tell Sarah!
DeleteA really fun series. Thanks for the recipe. It looks really interesting.
ReplyDeletescarletbegonia5858@gmail.com
I'm glad you like the books!
DeleteI'm a Massachusetts girl now living in Florida. I love fluffernutters. I've got to try this recipe for sure. pgenest57 at aol dot com
ReplyDeleteI hope you like it!
ReplyDeleteThis book looks so good as does the recipe. sbmooney@yahoo.com
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