Saturday was my birthday, and since we were phenomenally broke, I made a yellow cake from scratch from the "Homemade Pantry" cookbook (oy, what a pain with the separating eggs from yolks and such, and it ended up dry. Delicious, but dry.) And I frosted it with a tub of store-bought frosting that was probably way past its "Best if used by" date (okay, I won't lie... it was. But that's a freshness date, not a "OMG you'll die if you eat this" date).
Since the cake was pretty dry, after the first half of it was gone, it wasn't moving very fast out of the fridge, even with a layer of my orange marmalade between the top and bottom layers. Let me rephrase... a half a cup of orange marmalade mixed with a half a cup of apple juice, between two layers of yellow cake. And it was still dry.
So here I am with a half a cake, broke, and unsure what to do with it. I made it into a bread pudding, frosting and all. Holy hannah! It saved it for sure. So here is my recipe for...