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No, this is not a cake that tastes like pumpkin. It's a cake that looks like a pumpkin. Anyone who knows me knows I love to make cakes and sweets, so when I saw that it was possible to make a pumpkin-shaped cake with a Bundt pan, I immediately decided to give it a whirl.
For those of you who don't like to get your hands dirty from carving pumpkins, or for parents who don't want their children using sharp objects, this is a fun, alternative way to celebrate the Halloween season -- plus you get something sweet once you're done.
