Ingredients
Method
- Preheat Oven to 350° F
- Chop or grind walnuts depending if you want larger or smaller pieces.
- Next in a small bowl, combine cinnamon, walnuts, and brown sugar.

- Set aside.
- Prepare a Bundt Pan by greasing and flouring*
- Do not let extra flour in the bundt, make sure to tap it all around, and then if any extra remains, dump it into the sink.
- If your butter is not softened at this point, microwave it in 30-second increments at 50% power, not to create a liquid, rather soften.
- Set aside.
- In a small mixing bowl, combine flour, baking soda, powder, and set aside.
- Using a large mixing bowl (or stand mixer), combine sugar, butter, eggs, and vanilla.
- Mix until creamy but do not over mix.
- Next, add in the sour cream.
- Again, just enough to combine.
- Now take the dry ingredients and add them a little at a time to the wet trying to avoid a POOF Of dust.
- Just add bit by bit and then mix very well on low until well mixed.
- Get your bundt pan, dust it with cinnamon, and add the 2 Tbsp of walnuts scattered around the bundt evenly.

- Now, divide the cake mixture in half.
- Using one half of the batter, drop by the large spoonful around the pan.
- Next, divide the Cinnamon Walnut Filling in half.
- Using one-half, top the newly dropped batter.
- Now, cover this layer with the rest of the batter, and again, coat this with the other half of the cinnamon walnut filling.
- Bake in the oven for up to 55-65 minutes - the goal is a toothpick coming out clean, it does not really turn golden brown.
- Once it's fully baked and the toothpick comes out clean, allow it to cool for 20 minutes.
- Then, invert and remove from pan.

- Serve and enjoy.
Video
Notes
*Spray and use a pastry brush to make sure the grooves of bundt pan are coated.
** If your eggs are not room temperature, run water to make it warm, place eggs in a bowl, and coat with the warm water. Allow eggs to sit for a few minutes and then dry off the egg and crack. You now have room temperature eggs.
