A true 'cup cake'

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18 years ago

Check this link out to make a real cup cake!!!!

Here is a link that might be useful: Cup Cake

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linda_in_iowa
18 years ago
That sounds good. I am going to have to try it.
Linda Wayman
18 years ago
Thanks Peg. That looks like something Anna would like to do.

Linda
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pattico_gw
18 years ago
That sounds like a lot of egg for one cup of cake...I always use jumbo eggs...wonder if I whip it , if I could use half of it.

patti
western_pa_luann
18 years ago
hmmm
a whole cake only needs 2 or 3 eggs...

I wonder if a tsp or so of EggBeaters would work?
wildchild
18 years ago
That looks good. It's a great idea for a treat without the calories of an entire cake. The whole egg shouldn't be a problem. The 3 tablespoons of oil is definitely overkill though. I'd substitute unsweetened applesauce for the oil.Just make sure to spray the cup with non stick.
evatx
18 years ago
That's my kind of baking!
socks
18 years ago
Couldn't you take out a tsp or so of the egg? It does sound pretty eggy.

If someone tries it, let us know how it works.
linda_in_iowa
18 years ago
I was thinking that was too much oil also. I usually only use 1/2 the amount of oil a baking recipe calls for.

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