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Fresh Strawberry Yogurt Cake
This moist and tender Fresh Strawberry Yogurt Cake will make your day. Guaranteed!
revised photo 2015
Every time I take the kids berry picking, I think to myself, "I could totally do this. I could farm… It's hard work, but peaceful and gratifying."
Then I imagine us buying a large piece of land and reinventing our life. I envision myself in overalls and work boots, driving a tractor. That thought always makes me chuckle! Of course, I know nothing of farming. I've never even had my own garden!
This year is the first year we are going to give it a whirl–that is, be involved in a communal garden. I'm hoping to learn a thing or two. I'll let you know how it goes!
I still like to pretend, as we're picking berries, that I somehow had a part in cultivating them. I also like to believe that I'm honoring the berries by putting them in such lovely treats! (If that makes me slightly crazy, I can live with that.)
This super moist cake is the perfect way to CELEBRATE juicy berries! It's thick, soft, and packed full of fresh strawberries that weep pink tears down each tender slice. The yogurt and lemon create a wonderful tangy balance to it's sweetness. This cake slices well, and doesn't dry out quickly. It is wonderfully delicious on it's own–but is also marvelous with a scoop of homemade ice cream! A perfect dessert to take to picnics and BBQs this spring and summer!
To prepare Fresh Strawberry Yogurt Cake:
Preheat oven to 325*. Grease and flour a 10 inch Bundt pan. Sift together the 2 ¼ cups of flour, baking soda and salt. Mix in the lemon zest and set aside.
With an electric mixer, cream together the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time, then stir in 1 Tb. lemon juice. Alternate beating in the flour mixture and the yogurt, mixing just until incorporated.
Toss the strawberries with the remaining ¼ cup of flour. Gently mix them into the batter.
Pour the batter into the Bundt pan. Bake in the preheated oven for 60 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean.
Allow to cool at least 20 minutes in the pan, then turn out onto a wire rack and cool completely. Once cooled whisk together the remaining 2 Tb. of lemon juice and the powdered sugar. Drizzle over the top of the cake.
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Yield: 12 slices
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour
Fresh Strawberry Yogurt Cake
- 1 cup (2 sticks) butter, softened
- 2 cups granulated sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice, divided
- Zest of 1 lemon
- 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 8 ounces plain or vanilla, Greek yogurt
- 12 ounces fresh strawberries, diced
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Grease and flour a 10 inch Bundt pan (10-15 cup pan.) Sift together the 2 1/4 cups of flour, baking soda and salt. Mix in the lemon zest and set aside.
- With an electric mixer, cream together the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time, then stir in 1 tablespoon lemon juice. Alternate beating in the flour mixture and the yogurt, mixing just until incorporated.
- Toss the strawberries with the remaining ¼ cup of flour. Gently mix them into the batter.
- Pour the batter into the Bundt pan. Place in the oven and reduce the temperature to 325 degrees F. Bake for 60 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean.
- Allow to cool at least 20 minutes in the pan, then turn out onto a wire rack and cool completely. Once cooled whisk together the remaining 2 tablespoons of lemon juice and the powdered sugar. Drizzle over the top of the cake.
NOTE: I've had a few questions on the texture of the batter. The consistency of the yogurt and the juiciness of the berries, greatly determined the consistency of the batter. Thick, (dryer) yogurt will produce a thicker batter, in which the berries won't sink to the bottom (top) of the cake as seen in the photos. Either way, it is a great cake--don't worry about the thickness of the batter.
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OMG! Sommer, that cake is giving me the shakes! I love all those strawberry chunks peeking through and the texture is to die for. You really make good cake!
I was just wondering if you have a problem getting cakes out of bundt tins? I always have to wrestle with mine, and they usually come out with at least a small chunk or two still stuck in the tin. Even the nonstick one. Even with copious greasing.
Anyway – my 11 year old boy is leaning towards baking and we've been making cakes almost every other day the last week. I think this one will be next on our list
I make this cake a few weeks ago for the first time and it came out perfect. I rubbed veg oil generously inside pan then lightly dusted it with flour. Came out of pan perfectly with no missing chunks, which is rare for me with bundt pans. I am making it again as we speak. Hope u have as much luck as I did. This cake is so moist and wonderful! Definitely worth trying!
Ah! This is so pretty! I even have all the ingredients I need to make this, I just need to pop out and get a new bundt pan (mine stayed behind when I moved.
As for growing your own, good luck! There's nothing more exciting and rewarding than harvesting ruit and veggies that you've grown yourself!
This looks fantastic and I think I'm going to make it TODAY.
However, quick question what is the difference between greek yogurt and using just a plain yogurt?
Greek yogurt is simply plain yogurt that has had some of the moisture drained off. Put plain yogurt in a sieve lined with cheesecloth and let it drain for about 4 hours (and up to overnight, depending how thick you want the yogurt to be). Done
Sometime I have a little trouble with bundt cakes, but not so much with this one. When you take it out of the oven, it shrinks a little and pulls away from the sides. I think heavy greasing and flouring are the key to any bundt cake releasing from the pan–also a good glaze to cover up any cracks never hurts!
I found your site this morning and I really like your cake recipe, it looks yummy. Thought you might want to jump over and see mine.
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Dear Sommer – What a great idea to be part of a communal garden. Your cake is wonderful tribute to the season! I couldn't believe how wonderfully moist it looked. What a great list of ingredients too…
I plan to make it for the summer so I'll keep you posted. THANKS for the inspiration
Ciao, Devaki @ weavethousandflavors
Just made this cake (2 actually, my hubs had a meeting), it's awesome When I tried the batter (yep, I'm a bowl-licker) it seemed like it would be too sweet, but surprisingly not (I think I'm also getting used to German cake, which isn't sweetened as much as back home). Wasn't able to properly cream the eggs (no mixer, just elbow grease), and made it in a 10" cake pan, so after 1 1/2 hours it wasn't QUITE cooked enough (I think it was the oven), but plenty of people still came back for seconds!
Made one small adjustment that worked beautifully – replace 1/3 of the strawberries with fresh rhubarb – aweomse!
Thanks for the great recipe!!
This cake looks absolutely delicious!! I love love strawberries. Is there a way to make it without so much butter?
didnt see your entry till just now, but I already wrote, I believe you can use 2 cups unsweet applesauce instead. Probably will not be able to tell a difference. It will still be very moist.
So I made this cake yesterday with a few substitutions: whole wheat pastry flour for white, almost a cup of white sugar (because it was all that I had) and a 1/2 cup brown sugar, about 2 tablespoon of butter and a little less than 3/4 canola oil. It turned out delicious!! Thank you for the recipe.
Thanks for these tips for subs. Will try with the ww flour and canola!
ok.. I just made this but my "batter" was almost more like dough!! help!! What did I do wrong!! It filled the bundt almost to the top.. .so I put a pan in the rack below incase I had overflow…
I don't have an electric mixer so I creamed the sugar/butter and incorp the eggs, flour and yogurt that way too…
Did I mix it too much??
Don't lower your temp to 325. Keep it at 375 for 45min. Don't worry if the top starts looking dark and the inside is not done… The inside will cook and the cake will not burn. I used to have the same issue of batter overload…. This solved it… Found the tip out from grandmas lemon bunt cake recipe. Happy baking!
147 calories for a piece of yummy cake??? I'LL TAKE IT!!! =]
How did you analyze this to get this calorie count? If that is the case I will certainly make this (and probably eat more than I'll share)!!! Well, regardless I am making it because it looks so good, but I'll probably eat more than I'll share
I just made this cake today. I had the same problem as Marian. It was more like cookie dough than cake batter. Had I had some buttermilk, I would have added that. All I had was milk so I added about 3/4 to a cup of milk and it was better. I feared the outcome, but the cake is delicious! Can't wait to try it with other fruits. Thank you for the recipe!
Made this, family loved it! I think this batter would also make excellent muffins! Going to try it with splenda for the sugar and almond flour, (no icing) for a low-carb treat as well. Thanks for sharing.
Did you try this with the almond flour? Would love to be able to make it gluten free.
So has anyone tried this with applesauce instead of butter?? How did it turn out? I really, really want to make this, but I just cannot do over 400 calories per serving – I know I'll eat wayyy more than just one piece!! Any other suggestions to make it more healthy would be greatly appreciated
I have the same questions….Have you found anything or tried it with applesauce?
I've made your cake 5 times in the last 2 weeks. Everyone LOVES it. The Greek yogurt gives the cake such a wonderful tang that you can't even get with buttermilk.
The first time I made it was for my mother and the ladies who live together in a board and care home. When I visited the day after I delivered the cake, they couldn't say enough about it, and requested another. So far I've made them three. I love making these women smile, and this cake makes it easy!
Thank you!
Ive made this recipe twice now and every time, the batter bubbles over making a huge mess! The first time I thought it was because I used room temp ingredients. I ended up cutting off the top that crusted over and putting it back in the oven to try to save it. It was actually delicious and I'm so glad I saved it! This time, I put a pan underneath, but it is still making a huge mess! What could it be?! I love this recipe, but don't like what it does to my oven :))
Made this cake for my son's birthday. It was a big hit! I cut the sugar back to 1-1/2 cups. Next time, I will use only one stick of butter and use the equivalent amount of applesauce, which I've done many times to save on calories and fat (no one can tell the difference). My cake also shrank a little, but it was still delicious! Thanks for the recipe!
Hi I am just stopping in to let you know that I made this strawberry cake. It is wonderful. I saw it on pinterest and finally had a reason to make a cake. Thank you so much for this recipe. Your pictures are beautiful. If you can stop over to the wednesdaybaker.blogspot.com and see for yourself. Thank you andi This is a keeper for sure……………………………
Made your cake last night and brought to work for administrative professional day-it was a huge hit! Gone by mid morning I didnt have enough strawberries so I subsituted frozen blueberry, rasberry, blackberry combo. Cooked extra 20 minutes and was perfection. Whipped it up so fast. I already have requests to bring again
I made this cake and it turned out AMAZING, then making it again it turned out really bad?! So I was re reading to see what I had done different and the first time I had accidentally used baking powder and the second time followed the recipe and used soda and it turned out not very good. Since the powder made it rise…did anyone else have this?
Anyways, it will forever be a staple in my house because it is one of the best cakes I've had (and Im normally a chocolate girl!) but I will stick to using baking powder!
I made this today (just pulled it out of the oven) substituting applesauce for 1/2 of the butter, and using cake flour & white wheat flour (I used just shy of half wheat flour). I tried some of the bits that stuck to the pan and it is delicious! Can't wait to try it with the glaze! I did have to add about 10 min to the cooking time and some places still look very wet like it could've gone a little longer (might just be moisture from the strawberries or my oven). I've seen quite a few people ask about using applesauce so I just wanted to share my experience. Definitely recommend trying it!
Thank you for sharing, Amanda! I was hoping someone had success with applesauce!
Wonderful recipe! Used this for my daughter's first birthday- as cupcakes! I substituted 1/2 of the butter for apple sauce and used slightly less sugar and they were delicious. Thank you.
About how many cupcakes did the batter make? I was going to attempt the same thing. Also, how long did you cook them for?
I made this cake exactly as the recipe says and it was DELICIOUS! My co-workers (who I bake for often) said "This is the best you have EVER made." My husband rarely eats sweets and he ate several pieces after I forced him to try it. I think this recipe would also work great as a plain lemon cake, or raspberries instead of strawberries. Thanks for a great recipe!
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. I just made it today & WOW it's delicious and beautiful. I followed your directions to the T as you said. I also really appreciated the common mistakes article you posted this really helped out a lot. Especially since I consider myself more of cook then a baker, but after mastering this I think it's safe to say I am good at Art and Chemistry, lol.
I made this recipe as cupcakes, they turned out wonderful. I also used this recipe to make white cake/chocolate cake swirled cupcake for my daughter's fourth bday at school. This is a great alternative if you want cupcakes without icing. I used the Fage greek yogurt which made a really thick batter, so when I made the two batters I made half the recipe in one bowl (One stick butter, 3/4 cup sugar, 2 eggs, 1 1/4 c flour, 1/4 tsp each soda and salt, 4 oz yogurt) and the chocolate half in another bowl (One stick butter, 3/4 cup sugar, 2 eggs, 1 c flour, 1/4 c cocoa, 1/4 tsp each soda and salt, 4 oz yogurt). I'd even add more yogurt next time just to get a good consistancy to swirl the batters. Wonderful!
I tried to make this cake last night. Thought I had read that regular yogurt was successful for someone in the reviews. Well my cake ended up falling flat Couldn't get over how delicious the batter was so I tried it again tonight with blueberries and greek yogurt…..OMG!!! Amazing…I used vanilla and added some pure vanilla extract. I'm glad that last nights disaster didnt discourage me….this cake is AWESOME!!!!
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This cake is my new all time favorite! I have made it quite a few times now and I am making it again next week for our Mommy morning coffee at my house on the first day of school. I have added other berries as well, my favorite is strawberry, blueberry, and blackberry. Might add peach this time since I just got some wonderful peaches.
I have been looking forward to baking this cake for months now, and finally stumbled upon an abundance of strawberries. I really enjoyed making the cake, however thwart all change when it took 2k hours to fully cook! I'm not sure if it was because I used silicon bakeware or my strawberries were too juicy, but my cake is.sooooooo gushy and frankly discussing. I've only messed up one cake my entire baking career (an angel food I tested the doneness with a knife)! What did I do wrong? And I have aready decided to get rid of my silicone pan.
HELP PLEASE. On the strawberry yogurt cake, can I use frozen strawberries? Will it ruin the recipe? Also, can I use the baking soda that I keep to freshen the fridge to bake with? Finally, I have unbleached ap flour and cake flour, what is the accurate amount of cake flour, or should I use the unbleached?
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Love it. Will try to experiment with the reduction of sugar, perhaps. Would love for the fruit to be more dispersed, so I may try to experiment with that too because I find the cake is slightly less cooked where the fruit clumps up. Also, I make it now with raspberries and substitute orange zest and juice instead of lemon. Always delish!
This was ridiculously amazing. I made this (didn't even try it first on my own family) for my Bunco group this weekend (1/12/13). Holy smokes! I probably should've made 2. BIG HIT. I didn't change up anything in the recipe. I had 1 slice the next morning with my coffee and I thought it was even better the next day. Can't wait to make it again!
Excellent cake! Made this for my daughter's13th birthday. Will be making it again. I did read the reviews and choose to use lesss sugar. Also the recipe has 325 and 375* in two different areas so I went with 375 since others had left comments about baking at 325 and it taking 2hrs. It was perfect in 1hr at 375. Thank you for sharing!
I just made this cake and OMG!!! I could eat the whole thing! It is so good and moist; almost like a pudding cake. I only used 1 1/2 cups sugar instead of 2 cups and will probably reduce it to one cup next time. The strawberries add plenty of sweetness. I can't wait to make this again for my family and friends!
this was a fantastic cake.
I belong to a fruit and veggie co-op and I had bought 16 lbs of strawberries and was looking for a way to use up what I had left when I came across this on Pintrest.
the only changes I made to the recipe is i used GF flour and xathum, other than that I stayed true to what you wrote and let me say this is a super moist and flavorful cake.
I will be making this again, for sure.Thanks for sharing
Can you tell me which GF flour you used, and how much xanthum? Thanks!
I am going to make this cake for a party tonight. It looks so delicious!! I was just wondering, though, do you bake at 325 or 375? It says both in the description. Also, what kind of butter did you use? Regular or unsalted? And do the ingredients need to be at room temperature?
hi sarah,
this isnt my blog but i have made this cake and its delish!!!! you start with the oven at 375 then turn it down to 325 when you put the cake in. good luck!
sarah, i have been on a bundt making frenzt this month so in my experience i would say to let all ingredients (except eggs) sit at room temperature. it's easier to cream the butter when it's softer. happy baking!
would like to make cupcakes for daughter's 13th bday , just need how long to bake and temp.
Many thanks.
I would use the same temperature settings but start checking after twenty minutes, and then check again according to how done they are. (I personally would take a peek every 5 minutes or so until they get really close to being done.)
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I noticed that a few reviewers commented on cutting down on the sugar. I'm wondering if those people had opted to use the vanilla yogurt instead of the plain that is pictured here. Since vanilla yogurt is sweetened, maybe that's what put it over the top in sweetness. Just a thought. Mine is in the oven as we speak. Can't wait to try it!
We planted 2 lemon trees and a lime tree this year . Our first time. We don't know a thing about it . We just are going for it. If they grow they grow and if they don't well, we tried. We also got 6 chickens . Hens. This is our second set. Our first set that was supposed to be sexed for us ended up being 1 hen and 5 mean roosters. He was in breeding his own. So I learned a valuable lesson. Buy your chickens from a reputable dealer only. The hen got sick and we lost her and I'm trying to get up the nerve to butcher the roosters. We named them. Never name your food. The hens we have now are adorable and are giving us 5-6 eggs a day. We will incubate some of these eggs for chicks and raise for butchering. So what I'm tring to say is go for it . We had no idea what we are doing. We are winging it. We have 15 acres and live on less than 5 of them the rest is trees and shrub. lOL. We plow with a lawn tractor a small field and have started planting our own vegetables this year. We have plants coming & up we have lost track of what some of them are due to storms washing away our signs. We will have to wait until harvest becuz we can't tell from the leaves. We are not that familiar yet! LOL!
Can you verify the oven temperature? At the beginning it states to preheat the oven at 325 and then in the recipe itself it tells us to preheat the oven to 375.
Thanks to your comment I just realized why mine browned on the outside, I forgot to turn the temp down to 325! Agh. It was still pretty good… Will have to try again.
Thank you for posting this recipe. I hadn't baked in years and fancied making something, so I tried this, using blueberries instead of strawberries as the shop didn't have any! It worked really well though and got a lot of compliments.
I used golden caster sugar instead of regular sugar too, and it tasted lovely!Thanks again
This looks like the perfect cake for me to make this weekend, and I have all the ingredients on hand. Yum ! Looking forward to this one ; )
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I had some 2/$1 a pound strawberries that I didn't want to go bad, so I whipped this up yesterday. Little did I know I was going to have company. My husband who wanted me to make some pumpkin pie bars (from a box) wasn't to keen on me making this, but I told him to bad. He had three pieces. It was very good and went together smoothly. The greek yogurt made the batter VERY thick. I even had about 1/8 cup of regular vanilla yogurt.
I just made this cake and when I turned it out, it stuck to the pan….any suggestions?
i had the same problem, it still tasted delicious, but any pointers would be great!
I'm going to be trying this recipe out tonight, but from previous experiences, I'm about positive it has to do with the overall thickness of greek yogurt. Mixing the yogurt with applesauce (or adding a little oil to the mix) has worked for me in the past so I'll probably do the same thing with this
I finally got around to making this after being in my Pinterest feed for months, and I wish I wouldn't have waited! It's amazing also, I made it with stevia so that the amount of sugar is cut in half and also about half the butter… Trust me there was no sacrificing flavor, only calories! I can't wait to pass this on to my family. Thanks.
Made this cake last night and it turned out fabulous! I used the greek yogurt with the fruit in it, and just put the whole thing in (2 small individual containers). Also used 1 cups Splenda and 1 cup regular sugar. So good that I didn't need any powdered sugar drizzle.
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The cake is in the oven. I had to use frozen strawberries and coconut sugar. I also just realized I used baking powder rather than baking soda! I'll let you know what happens! I'm making it for a church board meeting my hubby is hosting tomorrow night. I have a feeling I will be baking another later on today! The batter tasted great ( I really enjoyed licking the beater!) even if it is not perfect I'm sure it will still taste good! I have to keep busy doing something as it is SNOWING OUTSIDE ! I think I had my flowers planted by this time last year!
Sorry if someone has already asked this but I'm on my phone and unable to take all the time to read the comments. I don't have one of those pans and I REALLY want to make this so can I use a regular cake pan? How long for the cook time and what temperature if I do. I was thinking about maybe making some extra strawberries with a tiny bit of sugar and let them sit over night so they get saucy and letting people pour some on the cake…okay idea? Or too sweet?
I am making this for the second time now. I made it with raspberries both times and it is delicious – I haven't tried strawberries yet. The batter is very thick as others have said, but the cake is SO moist when it is finished.
I sprayed the pan with Baker"s Joy and it came out no problem, and I have a more intricate bundt pan.
However, mine took WAY longer than an hour in the oven. Maybe 20 minutes longer – I have to keep checking it.
I am making this tonight as a donation for our school dessert auction tomorrow night. Sadly I won't get a taste of it, but if the batter is even half as good as the cake…OMG, Delocious!!! I will definitely be making another to keep for my self very soon.
It went for $175 and it was Delish!
Made this today for Mother's Day…it was a big hit! It'll be gone before the end of the day! I really enjoy baking, but I find that a lot of recipes are a huge waste of time and ingredients…this was a wonderful surprise. One question, my mom asked if I could make it with peaches next time, has anyone tried that? Thanks for the fantastic recipe!
Loved this cake! I cut the butter in half and subbed half a cup of applesauce. I also cut the sugar in half, because 2 cups seems a lot! I did not make the glaze topping. It was delicious even with my 'healthier' changes. It was a big hit at my Mother's Day dinner. And got lots of compliments. i will be making this again.
I have this in the oven now. The batter was thick and oh so yummy. It will be out of the oven in half an hour and I am so excited. Having a group of friends over for music and dessert later this evening. I didn't notice till clean-up that my greek yogurt was fat free hope it is not a real problem.
How did it turn out? I was thinking fat free too.
not working. at all. batter was amazing but it's not cooking in the oven. I"m using a 10′ Cake tin, it's not cooking in the centre at all. A crust developed on the cake but the insides are all runny and liquified. I followed the instructions to a tee and i'm very upset about this
Not sure why this didn't work for you! I made it a couple days ago for a family get-together and it turned out perfect! Try again, ok? If it turns out the 2nd time, you'll be glad you tried again. It's soooo worth it! Good stuff!
So i Just finishing making this cake but haven't tried it yet, looks delicious though. However, when I let it cool for 20 minutes, it flattened. It has rounded and puffed up in the oven and as soon as i put it to cool, it flattened a little.
I did not use a bundt pan so im not leaving it upside down…..maybe this cake is only good with bundt pans?Thanks for the recipe! My mom had really reccommended this one to me!
this is confusing; one place you said to heat over to 325 then later it said 375. This is a huge difference. Please confirm heat temperature before I waste my money.
Thank you
Phyllis – it says in the instructions to preheat your oven to 375 and to turn it down to 325 when you put the cake in.
Just made the recipe today! Very delicious! I think I will play around with different berries or fruit next time. The instructions were easy, although I did have to read them twice before starting. I was thrown off by the different temperatures at first. Start at 375 and then lower to 325 before putting in. This cake is super moist!
A friend of mine made this with strawberries and it was delicious. I made my first one using a pound (after seeding) of fresh apricots and it turned out great! I love the yogurt and lemon in it. I've been searching high and low for something to do with fresh apricots, so this is definitely a keeper.
I also want to mention the directions were good. I did mess up and only use 2 and 1/4 c of flour, but it didn't make any difference. Maybe the apricots are not as juicy – they weren't overripe. I used a bundt pan and followed the temperature directions as written.
I made this cake for 4th of July festivities and it was a huge success, everyone loved it! I did use sour cream and salted butter in lieu of yogurt and unsalted butter b/c that's what I had on-hand but the cake still turned out wonderful. I already have requests to make this again. Thanks for this awesome recipe!
Amazing recipe,thanks for sharing!
I just have a question: i did not use the bundt pan,so I used a regular round pan (an aluminun one) and when i turned it out,a thin layer of the cake was left there…it didn't destroy my cake,but the appearence could be prettier.
Any thoughts on how to avoid this? -
I just made this, this morning using blueberries instead… (hubs is allergic to strawberries) and it was AMAZING! I was testing this recipe out for our upcoming vacation to Colorado and it will be perfect! SO glad to have found this recipe! DELICIOUS and EASY for this I-love-to-cook-but-not-that-great-at-it chef.
Tasty – kids loved it! Took way longer than 60 minutes (maybe 75-80?) and stuck to the bottom of the bundt even though it was greased. Should I have kept at at 375 longer? I preheated it until it reached that temp – then changed it to 325 as directed) right as I put it in.
Only changes: I used a 1/4 cup less of sugar and 10 (versus the 12) oz of fresh strawberries.
Also glaze didn't dry all professional looking like yours!
Any suggestions?? Still delicious!
Where's the nutritional info?
I didn't read the part about turning down the oven until the cake was in for approx 40 minutes. What effect will this have on the end product? I will probably know by the time you can reply, but i put a lot of love into making this and am hoping it can be salvaged. I turned the oven down to 315 just to hopefully help the situation out.
We had friends over for dinner yesterday and I made this for dessert. I used plain Greek yogurt and reduced the sugar by 1/3cup and it turned out amazing! I saw that some people had trouble with it sticking so I greased and floured the heck out of my pan and had no issue. Will definitely be making again, and experimenting with different fruits. Thank you for sharing!
After reading all the comments about the difficulty of this cake sticking to the pan, I did what I've found to really work. After greasing the Bundt pan with shortening, I use purchased, plain regular breadcrumbs instead of flour. Since I discovered this method, I've never had any problems. Thank you for this cake recipe! So delicious! Have used blueberries, too!
Made this today for my family. It came out way too lemony. It almost tasted like a lemon cake with some strawberries rather than a strawberry cake. It might be helpful to list what size lemon to use in the recipe and exactly how much zest (in Tbsp) Apparently a large lemon is not correct. Overall great cake, excellent consistency, but too much lemon.
First of all, thank you for this wonderful recipe, your cake looks amazing and its been on my mind for a while. I have some friends over tonight, so I decided it is a good occasion to try it.
I am in Europe, and it took me some time to convert everything to grams, ml and Celsius… the only thing I could not measure was the strawberries. My cake turned out way too wet, and it took forever to bake through. I will have to introduce it as a 'strawberry lemon pudding' I guess, but it still tastes amazing.
While making it, I couldn't believe how little flour you use, but I decided to stick to the recipe. Next time will put less strawberries and more flour I guess.Thank you!!!!
I stumbled upon this recipe about a week and a half ago through the I Heart Naptime blog (old post), and I used it for a cake bake-off contest with my friends. Though our cake had 2 other flavors along with this one, I have a sneaking suspicion that this strawberry cake is the reason we won the taste category by more than double the points. It was incredible! I'm typically a chocolate only type of girl-I don't usually even waste my time eating any other flavors of cake, ice cream, desserts in general. However, I have been pretty much dreaming about this cake since I made it, and I am desperate for a reason to make it again (a reason other than 'I just desperately want it,' because that would result in my eating the entire thing all by myself which probably isn't the best plan)!
hi! Looks like i'm a few years late on trying this recipe! I got some strawberries and greek yogurt from Costco because for some reason I thought I could ingest 32 oz of greek yogurt??? the costco disease – i have it. Buying random stuff in bulk. anyway, i digress. I made this recipe using FAGE greek yogurt 0% from costco. I also pulsed the strawberries in a food processor so they were tiny pcs…this yielded a pink color through the cake. The batter was thick but the cake baked perfectly after 1 hr and 10 mins.
I learned a trick – instead of greasing and flouring a pan, i use a mix of cinnamon and sugar instead of the flour. (cinnamon doesn't necessarily go with strawberry but i did it anyway)…
then i took the cake out of the oven…let it sit for a few mins, then emptied it. The cinnamon sugar gives a nice sweet crisp crust on top.
then after cooling i added the icing.
Thanks – perfect recipe. -
I made this today and I absolutely love it!!! I ran out of white sugar and had no strawberrys…so I used brown sugar cup for cup and used my homegrown frozen raspberries instead!! Goodness knows I have a full freezer of raspberries!!
Turned out very very moist almost two wet to believe that after an hour it was cooked through… But afterwards it cooled and I iced it, the cake was delicious!! Seeing this was my first bundt cake I was surprised at the results!!!
Thank you for your wonderful recipe, definitely will make it again!!!
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Email plays a crucial role in website development, whether you'd like to confirm a new registrant's email address, recover a lost password, or provide prospective clients with a convenient means to contact you. But, although languages such as PHP come packaged with the ability to send email (in PHP's case, using the aptly named mail() function), sending email successfully through a web page isn't always as simple as it may seem. In this tutorial, I'll introduce you to several solutions for sending email using PHP, including PHP's native mail() function, PEAR's Mail package, and the Zend Framework. Most newcomers to PHP were initially attracted to the language due to its low barrier of entry. After all, adding dynamic data to a web page by using PHP (the current date, for instance) can be done with as little as one line of code. Along these lines, one of PHP's common selling points is in fact its mail() function. What's not to like about a language that can send email via a single simple function? But, the reality is there's a bit more involved when it comes to successfully sending email in this fashion, particularly when it comes to doing so on a platform-specific basis. On the Linux- and Unix-based platforms, PHP's mail() function will send email through Sendmail, the open source mail transfer software responsible for sending as much as 75% of the world's email. Because Sendmail is typically installed by default on Linux- and Unix-based servers, chances are the mail() function is going to work out of the box. On the Windows operating system, the process is a tad more involved. Because Windows doesn't come with a mail transfer service installed, the mail() function must instead rely on a third-party email server, as defined by PHP's SMTP configuration directive. When mail() is called, PHP will contact this SMTP server and attempt to transmit the email using it. The aforementioned SMTP directive is just one of five supported by PHP: Those of you familiar with email configuration are probably wondering how to perform SMTP authentication when connecting to an SMTP server. The unfortunate answer is that you cannot; this eliminates your ability to use most security-conscious mail services in conjunction with PHP's native email transmission capability. All is not lost, however, because later in this tutorial I'll introduce you to PEAR's Mail package that, among other features, offers SMTP authentication. As aforementioned, if you're running PHP on Linux or Unix, or are able to connect to an SMTP server without SMTP authentication, PHP's mail() function offers by far the easiest solution for sending email. Its prototype follows: The $to, $subject, and $message parameters are all self-explanatory, and are all required for the mail() function to operate as expected. The $addl_headers parameter is used to define email headers such as From and Cc. Finally, the $addl_params parameter allows you to modify Sendmail's behavior by passing additional configuration parameters to the program at runtime. Typically, you won't need to use $addl_params, although $addl_headers is often used to set commonplace headers. For instance: Take particular note of the \r\n escape sequence separating each header. Neglecting to include this can result in unexpected behavior or failure to transmit the message. As you've seen, the mail() function offers a no-nonsense, no-frills means for transmitting email. However, Windows users likely are greatly limited by PHP's native inability to perform SMTP authentication, not to mention reliance on settings defined within php.ini is going to make moving your website from one server to another somewhat of a chore. One convenient solution that solves both of these issues is PEAR's Mail package, which provides a unified programmatic interface for both identifying the transmission backend (and any configuration-related data such as authentication) and sending the message. To install Mail, execute the following two commands from your terminal: Once installed, you can configure Mail within your script to identify the SMTP server alongside any connection parameters. In the following example, I use Google's Gmail service (which I use to manage email for the domain wjgilmore.com) to transmit a message: The code found in this example should be fairly straightforward, so I won't elaborate on its contents, although it's worth noting that in this particular case PHP's OpenSSL extension must be enabled, because Gmail requires an SSL connection in addition to SMTP authentication. If your server doesn't require SSL, you should be able to authenticate without necessarily reconfiguring PHP to include this extension. The first two solutions provided in this tutorial progressively solve various obstacles you'll encounter when sending email through a PHP script. However, many unresolved tasks remain. For instance, how can you send HTML-formatted email? Include attachments? If you're looking for the total package when it comes to sending email, capable of doing everything you could possibly conceive in this regards, look no further than the Zend Framework. The Zend Framework's Zend_Mail component, when coupled with the Zend Framework's approach to minimizing redundancy and maximizing portability, offers the ideal solution for configuring and transmitting email through PHP-driven webpages. In this concluding section, I'll presume you're familiar with the Zend Framework and therefore focus upon my particular approach to using the Zend_Mail component. First, within the application's config.ini file, I define various parameters used to configure the transmission solution: Within the bootstrap.php file, I configure Zend_Mail's transport mechanism, drawing upon the parameters defined in config.ini: Although this executes with each request, the overhead required to do so is minimal and will not affect performance. Finally, I invoke code similar to the following from within the appropriate controllers: If you'd like to add an attachment, all you need to do is invoke the $mail object's createAttachment() method: If you want to send HTML-formatted email, just use the setBodyHtml() method instead of setBodyText(): Sending email from your PHP-powered websites is easy once you've been provided with the necessary background, so hopefully this tutorial helped alleviate any initial confusion you had in this regard. For further information, check out the following resources for more information about sending email using PHP: Jason Gilmore is founder of a web development and consulting firm based out of Columbus, Ohio. Formerly Apress' open source editor, Jason fostered the development of more than 60 books, along the way helping to transform their open source line into one of the industry's most respected publishing programs. He's the author of several books, including the best-selling Beginning PHP and MySQL: From Novice to Professional (currently in its third edition), Beginning PHP and PostgreSQL: From Novice to Professional, and Beginning PHP and Oracle: From Novice to Professional. Jason is cofounder of CodeMash, a nonprofit organization tasked with hosting an annual namesake developer's conference, and was a member of the 2008 MySQL Conference speaker selection board. Jason has over 100 articles to his credit within prominent publications such as Developer.com, Linux Magazine, and TechTarget.
Sending Email with PHP
November 5, 2008
Email and PHP: The Fundamentals
PHP's Mail-Specific Configuration Directives
Sending Email Using the mail() Function
boolean mail(string $to, string $subject, string $message
[, string $addl_headers [, string $addl_params]])
mail("firstname.lastname@example.com", "Welcome to the website",
"Thank you for joining!",
Sending Email Using the PEAR Mail Package
%>pear install -o Mail
%>pear install -o Net_SMTP
// Include the Mail package
require "Mail.php";
// Identify the sender, recipient, mail subject, and body
$sender = "email@example.com";
$recipient = "email@example.com";
$subject = "Thank you for your email!";
$body = "I'll get back to you as soon as I can!";
// Identify the mail server, username, password, and port
$server = "ssl://smtp.gmail.com";
$username = "firstname.lastname@example.com";
$password = "supersecret";
$port = "465";
// Set up the mail headers
$headers = array(
"From" => $sender,
"To" => $recipient,
"Subject" => $subject
// Configure the mailer mechanism
$smtp = Mail::factory("smtp",
"host" => $server,
"username" => $username,
"password" => $password,
"auth" => true,
"port" => 465
// Send the message
$mail = $smtp->send($recipient, $headers, $body);
if (PEAR::isError($mail)) {
echo ($mail->getMessage());
Sending Email Using the Zend Framework
; email
email.smtpserver = smtp.gmail.com
email.username = firstname.lastname@example.com
email.password = supersecret
email.support = firstname.lastname@example.com
$mailConfigs = array('auth' => 'login',
'username' => $config->email->username,
'password' => $config->email->password,
'ssl' => 'tls');
$tr = new Zend_Mail_Transport_Smtp($config->email->smtpserver,
try {
// Create a new mail object
$mail = new Zend_Mail();
$mail->setSubject("Your account has been created");
$email = "Thank you for registering!";
$this->view->success = 1;
} catch (Exception $e) {
$this->view->errors[] = "We were unable to send your
confirmation email. Please contact
$mail->sendBodyHTML("Thank <b>you</b> for registering!");
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Automatically log change events for domain objects.The Audit Logging plugin additionally adds an instance hook to domain objects that allows you to hangAudit events off of them. The events include onSave, onChange, and onDelete.When called, the event handlers have access to oldObj and newObj definitions that will allow you to take action on what has changed. Read more
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The State of Kentucky markets itself with the phrase "Unbridled Spirit." Regardless of spirit, the people stranded for hours in the snow on the Kentucky highway featured in last night's transportation segment were feeling anything but unbridled - more like ...
Friday's Mini-Report, 3.6.15
Today's edition of quick hits:
* ISIS: "The Iraqi military and tribal fighters have pushed ISIS militants from the town of Al-Baghdadi, the U.S. military said Friday. The terror group had held three bridges in the town -- which is located near a U.S. air base -- since September."
* Speaking of ISIS: "News that Islamic State fighters had bulldozed and vandalized the ancient city of Nimrud in northern Iraq provoked widespread outrage on Friday, as archaeologists despaired that the militant extremist group was systematically destroying the priceless relics of a birthplace of civilization."
* Ferguson: "Two city employees in Ferguson, Missouri, have resigned after a Justice Department report highlighted racist emails sent by police and court employees, a spokesman for the city said Friday."
* And speaking of Missouri: "Republican lawmakers in Missouri are calling for the resignation of state party chair John Hancock, after allegations surfaced that he spread anti-Semitic rumors that contributed to the suicide of GOP gubernatorial candidate Tom Schweich."
* CIA shakeup: "John O. Brennan, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, is planning to reassign thousands of undercover spies and intelligence analysts into new departments as part of a restructuring of the 67-year-old agency, a move he said would make it more successful against modern threats and crises."
* A vote will be necessary before the fall: "Unless Congress takes action, the U.S. will hit its debt limit on Mar. 16, but will begin taking 'extraordinary measures' on Mar. 13 to finance the government on a temporary basis, according to the U.S. Treasury."
* Strange bedfellows: "Tea Party Republicans contemplating a bid to oust Rep. John Boehner (R-Ohio) shouldn't count on Democrats to help them unseat the Speaker.... Democrats from across an ideological spectrum say they'd rather see Boehner remain atop the House than replace him with a more conservative Speaker who would almost certainly be less willing to reach across the aisle in search of compromise.
* He's right: "Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) this week joined the Congressional Black Caucus in complaining that none of the Republican leadership in Congress would be attending a commemoration of the 1965 march for civil rights in Selma, Alabama."
Rubio's new tax ideas sound pretty old
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) makes no secret of his national ambitions, and in interviews and public appearances, the far-right Floridian has even started to make a specific pitch against Hillary Clinton's candidacy. The former Secretary of State, Rubio says, is "a 20th century candidate" whose agenda is stuck "in the past."
And under the circumstances -- a young and inexperienced senator running against an accomplished former cabinet official -- that's the kind of pitch we should expect to hear. But part of the problem with Rubio's line is that it's his own policy agenda that too often tries to turn back the clock.
In one of the week's under-appreciated news stories, Rubio partnered with Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) to unveil a new tax-reform package. As msnbc's Benjy Sarlin explained very well, the proposal is a reminder that it's Rubio who's "moving closer to reviving George W. Bush's agenda than anyone else in the field."
On Wednesday, Rubio and Utah Sen. Mike Lee unveiled the blueprint for their long-awaited tax reform plan, which would cut taxes for individuals, families, businesses, and investors while eliminating a swath of deductions. Individual tax rates would be compressed into two brackets of 15% and 35% while the top corporate tax rate would shrink to 25% from 35%. The centerpiece of the plan, and a potential model for GOP policy in the age of stagnant wages, is a pricey new $2,500-per-child tax credit. It will undoubtedly play a central part in a Rubio presidential campaign should the Florida lawmaker take the plunge. [...]There's only one catch: Rubio's plan would likely add trillions and trillions of dollars to the deficit. Sound familiar?
I will give Rubio credit for putting pen to paper. So often, we're confronted with political figures who make grand boasts about what's possible, but their vision is limited to bumper-sticker slogans and hollow, poll-tested catch phrases. Rubio and Lee went much further, presenting a relatively detailed package, complete with some specific figures, and to their credit, they invited real scrutiny.
That's the good news. The bad news is, the scrutiny the Republican senators invited has left their plan looking quite ridiculous.
New Jersey's Bob Menendez faces possible charges
In recent years, Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) has faced plenty of allegations, some of which were quickly discredited as nonsense, and some of which just faded away.
New Jersey Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez could face criminal charges later this month as a grand jury continues to consider the case, sources told NBC News' Jonathan Dienst.The case centers around Menendez's relationship with a wealthy donor named Salomon Melgen. Menendez, the current ranking member on the powerful Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has been under investigation for accepting free trips from Melgen, according to NBC News. Officials are investigating whether Menendez improperly aided Melgen's business interests in return.
Obviously, charges against a sitting senator would be a major development, though there's reason for some caution here -- we've seen reports like these before.
In fact, I remember the reports suggesting the Justice Department's interest in the senator's alleged misdeeds reached new heights back in January 2014 -- roughly 14 months ago. The scuttlebutt died down soon after.
In other words, this isn't the first time there have been reports about Menendez facing real legal trouble. That doesn't mean he's in the clear -- on the contrary, charges may very well be filed against the senator later this month -- but it does suggest political observers should be patient while we wait to see what happens. The allegations certainly seem serious, but time will tell.
In the meantime, the senator's office issued an official statement this afternoon:.
'Any regrets over the Terri Schiavo fight?'
At last week's CPAC event, Fox's Sean Hannity asked former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R), "Any regrets over the Terri Schiavo fight?" The likely presidential candidate responded that he has no regrets at all.
"[I]n this case, here was a woman who was vulnerable, and the court, because of our laws, didn't allow her -- they were going to allow her to be starved to death," Bush said. "So we passed a law, Terri's Law that was a year later ruled unconstitutional. I stayed within the law, but I acted on my core belief that the most vulnerable in our society should be in the front of the line. They should receive our love and protection. And that's exactly what I did."
The far-right audience applauded the answer, though Bloomberg Politics reports today that some social conservatives in Iowa are still bothered Bush didn't defy the judiciary and ignore court orders.
Michael Schiavo, however, has a very different perspective.
Michael Schiavo was the husband of Terri Schiavo, the brain-dead woman from the Tampa Bay area who ended up at the center of one of the most contentious, drawn-out conflicts in the history of America's culture wars. The fight over her death lasted almost a decade. It started as a private legal back-and-forth between her husband and her parents. Before it ended, it moved from circuit courts to district courts to state courts to federal courts, to the U.S. Supreme Court, from the state legislature in Tallahassee to Congress in Washington. The president got involved. So did the pope.But it never would have become what it became if not for the dogged intervention of the governor of Florida at the time, the second son of the 41st president, the younger brother of the 43rd, the man who sits near the top of the extended early list of likely 2016 Republican presidential candidates.... Longtime watchers of John Ellis Bush say what he did throughout the Terri Schiavo case demonstrates how he would operate in the Oval Office. They say it's the Jebbest thing Jeb's ever done.
"It was a living hell," Michael Schiavo told Politico, "and I blame him."
Friday's Campaign Round-Up, 3.6.15
Today's installment of campaign-related news items that won't necessarily generate a post of their own, but may be of interest to political observers:
* The 2015 Iowa Ag Summit, which is organized by agribusiness mega-donor Bruce Rastetter, is tomorrow and will feature quite an (ahem) cattle call. The scheduled speakers, in this order, are Chris Christie, Mike Huckabee, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Rick Perry, Lindsey Graham, George Pataki, Rick Santorum, and Scott Walker. Marco Rubio was scheduled to attend, but had to cancel for a family commitment.
* Rep. Candice Miller (R-Mich.), the only women committee chair in the Republican-led House, announced yesterday she'll retire at the end of this term. Her district, Michigan's 10th, tends to lean in the GOP's direction and would be a tough pick-up opportunity for Democrats.
* Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) apparently received a fair amount of criticism from the right this week for not applauding vociferously enough during Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress. Conservative politics can get a little creepy sometimes.
* In the 2012 presidential campaign, it seemed most of the leading Republican presidential candidates had a billionaire benefactor advancing their candidacies. As the 2016 race takes shape, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) has already lined up a similar base of support: Norman Braman, a Miami billionaire, is prepared to invest "as much as $10 million into a pro-Rubio super PAC."
* Jeb Bush's team continues to brag to reporters about their fundraising prowess, telling Time magazine that the former governor "has often netted a million bucks a day and sometimes more."
* Hillary Clinton continues to hire staff for her unannounced presidential campaign, hiring Matt Paul, a longtime Tom Vilsack aide, to oversee her Iowa operation.
Adventures in Fox News polling, Part IX
As regular readers may know, I hold a special place in my heart for Fox News polling, because unlike independent polls commissioned by major journalistic institutions, Fox News' surveys tend to be ... special.
The latest installment is genuinely amazing, even by Fox standards.
"Do you think it's a good idea or a bad idea to allow Iran to get nuclear weapons 10 years from now in return for it agreeing that it won't obtain nuclear weapons before then?"
The question was asked as part of a series of questions about international nuclear talks with Iran, making it seem as if the proposed agreement would "allow Iran to get nuclear weapons [in] 10 years." Except, that's not even close to being true -- no one, at least not in the Obama administration, is considering a plan to "allow" Iran to have nuclear weapons at any point, ever.
It's an annoying-but-familiar tack: word the question in the most misleading way possible in order to generate a specific result. What's more, it worked -- 84% of poll respondents said such a deal would be a "bad idea."
Paul Waldman responded, "What I wonder is, do the people at Fox think this kind of thing really serves their audience well? I guess they must, or they wouldn't be doing it. But to me, it shows that they look on that audience as a bunch of suckers."
It's a fair point, though part of me suspects polls like these have little do with serving Fox's core viewership.
A step backwards for diversity in Tennessee
Tennessee's Republican-led legislature this week took up funding for the state's Economic Council on Women, created nearly 20 years ago. It didn't go well.
State Sen. Mike Bell, the Republican chairman of Tennessee's Government Operations Committee, asked the council's executive director this week, "[W]ith women making up 51 percent of the population of the state, why don't we have a men's economic council?" He added, after mentioning a variety of other groups, "If you're going to do an economic council, why not have it cover everybody?"
The committee soon after voted not to fund the state Economic Council on Women going forward.
As disappointing as this was for many, it arguably wasn't the most offensive recent development out of the Tennessee legislature. This was.
The Tennessee Legislature's Black Caucus is calling on state Rep. Sheila Butt to apologize and be dismissed from her leadership role for what members are calling a racist remark on her Facebook page in which she allegedly advocated for creating an NAAWP, an acronym for the National Association for the Advancement of White People.Butt, a Republican floor leader, reportedly posted: "It is time for a Council on Christian Relations and an NAAWP in this Country," according to The Associated Press. She allegedly wrote the entry in January, but it resurfaced this week before being deleted.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam (R), pictured above alongside Butt, has criticized the member of the Tennessee House GOP leadership, but said he'd leave it to her to determine whether or not to apologize.
That seems unlikely at this point. Butt has said she was recommending a National Association for the Advancement of Western People, not White People. Yesterday, the Republican state lawmaker added that she's offended by others feeling offended.
The GOP's noticeable absences in Selma
A wide variety of American political leaders will be in Selma tomorrow to honor the 50th anniversary of the events at the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Among the attendees will be President Obama and former President George W. Bush.
Politico reports, however, that the Republican congressional leadership will not be on hand for the event [updated: see below].
Scores of U.S. lawmakers are converging on tiny Selma, Alabama, for a large commemoration of a civil rights anniversary. But their ranks don't include a single member of House Republican leadership -- a point that isn't lost on congressional black leaders.None of the top leaders -- House Speaker John Boehner, Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy or Majority Whip Steve Scalise, who was once thought likely to attend to atone for reports that he once spoke before a white supremacist group -- will be in Selma for the three-day event that commemorates the 1965 march and the violence that protesters faced at the hands of white police officers.
It's not just the House GOP -- Senate Majority Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is also skipping the event.
In fairness, it's important to note that, as of yesterday, 23 congressional Republicans have said they'll be in Selma for tomorrow's ceremony, so it'd be an obvious overstatement to suggest a complete GOP no-show. But the Republican leadership -- all of which was invited to attend -- plays a unique role in representing the party overall. And yet, these leaders declined.
It's reminiscent of August 2013, when a massive rally was held at the Lincoln Memorial, honoring the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" speech. Organizers encouraged the congressional Republican leadership to participate in the event, but GOP leaders declined those invitations, too.
Loretta Lynch nomination lingers for no reason
Loretta Lynch was nominated to serve as U.S. Attorney General 118 days ago. Over the last several decades, no A.G. nominee has had to wait this long for a confirmation vote. And yet, here we are, wondering why the Senate's Republican leadership still won't allow members to vote up or down on Lynch's nomination.
It's tough to defend, and just as important, it's evidence of a Senate that's failing at some rudimentary tasks.
Specifically on Lynch, the Democratic minority yesterday made clear how absurd it is that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell won't bring her nomination to the floor.
Senate Democrats on Thursday intensified their push for a vote on the confirmation of Loretta E. Lynch as attorney general, arguing that her nomination should not be held up because Republicans are angry with President Obama over executive action on immigration."The delay is wrong and it is irresponsible," Senator Amy Klobuchar, Democrat of Minnesota, a member of the Judiciary Committee, said during a conference call with reporters. "She should be judged on her merits and not used as a pawn in a proxy fight over the president's immigration policies."
It's tough to disagree. Lynch sailed through her confirmation hearings; she's already received the Judiciary Committee's bipartisan backing; and by all appearances, she has the votes needed to clear the Senate and get to work.
And yet, McConnell waits. When Defense Secretary Ashton Carter was advanced at the committee level, his nomination was on the Senate floor two days later, and he was confirmed easily. Lynch was nominated before Carter, she cleared committee last week, and yet the whole process is being slow-walked for reasons the GOP has struggled to explain.
Sen. Pat Leahy (D-Vt.), the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, told the New York Times, "[O]n the anniversary of Selma, [Lynch] is being told, just be patient and wait your turn. That's wrong and beneath the Senate."
The problem arguably extends beyond Lynch.
Jobs boom continues, unemployment falls
By most projections, economists expected U.S. job growth in February to cool a bit, slipping from its fast pace in recent months. Fortunately, the projections were wrong -- a proper jobs boom is underway.
The new report from Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the U.S. economy added 295,000 jobs in February. The overall unemployment rate dropped 5.7% to 5.5%, reaching its lowest level since May 2008 -- nearly seven years ago.
In terms of the recent revisions, the picture looks largely unchanged. December's totals held steady at 329,000 jobs, while January's picture was revised down slightly, from 257,000 to 239,000.
All told, the U.S. has added an amazing 3.3 million jobs over the last 12 months. In fact, we've had 12 consecutive months of job growth over 200,000 -- the first time Americans have seen this since 1995, and only the second time since 1984. It's also the first time we've seen private-sector job growth over 200,000 for 12 consecutive months since 1977*.
What's more, February was the 53rd consecutive month of positive job growth -- the best stretch since 1939 -- and the 58th consecutive month in which we've seen private-sector job growth, which is the longest on record.
The NRA's latest bad idea: taunting Gabrielle Giffords
Former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), nearly killed by a deranged assassin in 2011, was back on Capitol Hill this week, encouraging lawmakers to approve expanded background checks. And while opposition from the National Rifle Association comes as no surprise, the far-right group raised eyebrows with a rhetorical shot at Giffords directly.
Hitting a new low in its bullying barrage against gun laws, the National Rifle Association on Thursday targeted Gabrielle Giffords in an attack mocking her 2011 shooting."Gabby Giffords: Everyone Should Have to Pass Background Check My Attacker Passed," the NRA tweeted from its main account.The tweet -- which one lawmaker called "pathetic" -- aimed to argue that background checks don't reduce gun violence and linked to an article on the right-wing Breitbart website.
The Breitbart article that the NRA promoted noted, accurately, that the gunman responsible for the 2011 massacre in Tucson passed a background check, as did several other notorious killers. As best as I can tell, the Breitbart article is accurate.
That said, both the article and the NRA seem to be badly missing the point.
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