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priapus siligenius 'a cake of the same shape'
in the 1960's there were several recipes for a cakes, (usually a yeasted cake)
that were baked in coffee cans (1 lb size coffee cans)
the cake would rise up, and swell as extended past the the edge of the can, and would naturally form a rounded top.
recipes for these 'cakes' could be found in all the nice womens' magazines.
I used to think it quite funny.
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