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Kentucky Sunday Sweets: 2nd Edition

ByKentucky Home Bakers

We asked, and you submitted some great photos! Welcome back to another edition of Kentucky Sunday Sweets! Check out what our wonderful Kentucky Home Bakers have baked up this week!

There were so many wonderful treats shared, it was hard to pick my favorites. To see them all, check out our Facebook post HERE.

You can join our Facebook group too if you live in Kentucky! To join you must answer the questions, and most of the time as long as the questions are answered we approve you! It’s that easy.

Cookies by 15 year old Macey Powell. You can read more about Macey at this article from the Commonwealth Journal: Baking From the Heart
I love sushi, and I love these sushi cookies from Sissy’s Cooks It Up!
Look at these apple cinnamon mini breads with caramel and vanilla/bourbon icing from Cookies, Uniquely Created by Lori. Makes my mouth water!
The mini “Shut Your Mouth” bundt cake from Kentucky Pie Shop. “It’s a made from scratch bundt cake drizzled with homemade chocolate ganache and caramel pecan sauce!“
These bee themed cookies from The Cookie Social are gorgeous! The Cookie Social makes some beautiful cookies, check her out!
This horse cake and matching smash cake are just precious! Made by Happy Mama Desserts.
Gorgeous rosettes with a mermaid tail topper from Gracie’s Pastries.
Traditional homemade cookies from Cookie State of Mind.
Photo credit to Sheryll Lynne Photographer.

Thanks to all the Kentucky bakers who shared their delicious treats with us this week! Check back next week to see what they create next!

Check out all the mouth watering baked goods on our Facebook page post!

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