What Was The Latest Cake You Baked?
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Comments (62)I love beets. Especially ones fresh from the garden then roasted. Then there's Harvard Beets and pickled beets. I've been craving roasted brussels sprouts, but neither husband nor dd like them...dd used to, but now she's so anti-mom she's sworn off lots of stuff she used to like. Grits I learned to like when I was in Grad school in Billsburg, VA. I liked to go to the Chickahominy House to have a Virginian breakfast: eggs over easy, a slice of Virginia ham and grits, with a buttermilk biscuit. You could have redeye gravy, but I preferred to smush my eggs into the grits. Then there's egg/cheese/grits casserole. Cornbread is best slathered with butter, or drizzled with honey. I rarely do both anymore, but I used to. I brought rolls for the trip to MI to have Thanksgiving. I was up until 2:00 am on Thursday making them. I intended to make whole wheat "brown and serve" rolls, but I didn't hear the timer ding, and so in a panic, I baked them completely so I could taste test and make sure they were edible (they were, although some were big enough to be hamburger buns). For the young fry I made PIllsbury crescent rolls...as I know that dd and others prefer those. On the way home today she was munching on one and said "Oh, what is is that makes crescent rolls so yummy." "in a word," I said, "lots of fat." I have to say that driving up to Hastings, MI on Thursday morning was wonderful. A typical Michigan Thanksgiving day--misc. flurries and the sun breaking through glowering clouds over golden and russet fields which had been lightly frosted with a diamond dust. Breathtaking....See MoreHas Anyone Ever Tried/Baked This Cake?
Comments (9)I have a friend who loves Sun Drop so much she wears the bottle caps as earrings to go with her constantly worn Sun Drop T-shirt! Maybe I just don't know what the intrigue is about this beverage yet I live in the South where everybody seems to advertises this soda, but have yet to try it. Goes along with the area's RC Cola or Nehi Grape - they only get out of the South in a suitcase. Nancy...See MoreHelp me plan baking a cake for a party
Comments (9)Cake Central tells me a 12 inch heart shaped pan 2 inches tall holds 8 cups, although some people remarked that they'd reduce the capacity to 7 cups to prevent overflow. I'd also freeze the cake if you make it Friday and don't frost immediately. I've had good luck making buttercream the day before using it, then whipping it well when I get ready to frost the cake. The filling would worry me if I made it a day in advance and filled the cake, I think the cake could get too soggy, so doing it the morning of is a good idea. Transportation? How far are you taking it? I've had pretty good luck putting cake on a cardboard cake board, as tricia mentioned, then setting the board inside a larger container, even a cardboard box about the size or a big bitter than the board. The board keeps the cake from sliding around and gives a sturdier platform to lift the cake in and out of the container and the box or container can be "wedged" in on the back floor or the front seat so it doesn't slide around. My favorite way of transportation is to get someone to carry it on their lap but I suppose that's not an option. (grin) Annie...See MoreAdvice on best pro range for ultimate cake baking results!
Comments (7)If you make wedding cakes for a living I'm not sure this is the forum for that question. Although I think there are people here that have "above the average" kitchen appliances, you may find a more fruitful response elsewhere. Have you asked the question on the appliance forum? What type of equipment do you use in your work now? Do they make a 36" version of that oven? Teresa...See More- 10 years ago
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