This article originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of The Bulletin. By Joe Springer ’80, curator emeritus, Mennonite Historical Library On September 6, 1924, Harold S. ’18 and Elizabeth Horsch Bender ’18 sailed into the port of New York....
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Psychology Professor Can Bake!
Feb 27 2023
Ever wonder what professors do outside of the classroom and off campus? Well, one is busy stirring up tasty treats in the kitchen. Julie Reese, Professor and Chair of the Psychology Department, won first place in the Cake Day contest sponsored by the GC Good Library staff. Reese is a two-time winner, this time with a salted caramel cake.
This is not your easy, whip-together-and-go cake, but requires time and patience to make the caramel swiss buttercream and whipped chocolate ganache. The effort is surely worth the product, for the result is a decadent, smooth, not overly sweet masterpiece. Here is the link to the recipe for you to try: https://domesticgothess.com/blog/2014/12/04/salted-caramel-chocolate-cake/
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