People Go Nuts For This Insanely Delicious Cake!
Recently my husband and I moved to a new state for my job. It was (and still is) and adjustment. We left a neighborhood we loved where everyone was friends and we frequently got together multiple times a month to play cards, split a few bottles of wine or just enjoy good food and company. Our children had made close friends in the neighborhood and we wondered how they would adjust to the move.
Our new neighborhood looks just as nice—pretty houses line the streets and children can often be spotted playing in any number of yards. But we’ve yet to feel the same sense of comradery. One night after a particularly stressful day at work I confided to my husband that I sometimes wondered if we made the right decision.
He assured me that we did, but we both admitted to missing the family-like atmosphere of our old home. So that night I made a promise to myself to not sit back and wait for the connections to form anymore. I would take matters into my own hands.
The next day I got into the kitchen and whipped up this incredible red velvet poke cake. If something this delicious wouldn’t help break the ice I didn’t know what would!
USE THE RED NEXT PAGE LINK BELOW FOR THE RED VELVET POKE CAKE
Quick tip: If you’re short on time you can make this with a red velvet cake mix—bake according to box directions and then follow recipe for soak and frosting.
Recipe and image courtesy of Wee-Eats.
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