[CAKE-RECIPE] Re:Coconut Lemon Cake Roll

2008-09-30 Thread playinwithsugar
Do you have the creamy lemon filling recipe which goes with this?
 
Thanks - 
 
Theresa



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[CAKE-RECIPE] Re:COCONUT CAKE DELUXE

2008-09-26 Thread playinwithsugar
How much butter goes into the cake batter?
 
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Re: [CAKE-RECIPE] Re: lavender sugar

2007-04-13 Thread playinwithsugar
 
Thanks, Chef Bob!
 
I love lavender, and I am always looking for something new to bake with it.   

Theresa





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Re: [CAKE-RECIPE] Re: decrease baking temp

2007-02-07 Thread playinwithsugar
Yes, Kathleen, you are correct about  California.  Prohibition from selling 
food products out of one's  home is a state law there. I know, I know, there 
are people who do it  anyway, but they just have not gotten caught yet.  Here 
in 
Pennsylvania,  that is controlled by the municipality or county where a 
person lives.  I  live in Allentown, and prepared foods businesses run from the 
home are  prohibited.  Alternately, in the outlying townships, these types of  
businesses are permitted.  It is very discouraging to know that I must move  
away from the conveniences of the city in order to make my passion profitable.  

Theresa



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[CAKE-RECIPE] Elyn Re: from MALAYSIA

2007-02-07 Thread playinwithsugar
Dear Elyn -
 
Welcome to the group!  
 
Of course, I want to 
hear all about the foods 
and recipes of  Malaysia.  

I have friends from there, 
and I would love to tell 
them that I know how to 
make some foods from there.
  
Is the food there very 
picy, as  in hot?  

I cannot eat anything 
that is too hot anymore, 
but spicy as in  savory 
is fine.
 
Thank you!  

Theresa



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[CAKE-RECIPE] Re: WAFFLE BATTER - mayonnaise

2007-02-04 Thread playinwithsugar
Mayonnaise is also used 
to replace eggs and oil 
in several cake  recipes.  

Do you add the mayonnaise 
to waffle batter in addition
to the eggs and oil, or in 
place of it?  

Theresa


 
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Re: [CAKE-RECIPE] Re: ANYBODY WITH A GOOD MOIST CAKE RECIPE?

2007-02-04 Thread playinwithsugar
Just an FYI about decreasing 
oven temperature:
 
That may truly be the case 
for convection ovens, but 
most of the professional
 bakers in my vicinity 
(not the city where I live, 
but outlying  towns) bake 
out of kitchens on their 
home premises, and use ovens
built for home use (their
townships/boroughs allow 
this), and they decrease 
their baking temperature 
while increasing their 
baking time.  

The basic cake decorating 
instructor (Cheryl) where 
I currently teach sugarart 
has told this to all her  
classes ever since she 
learned about it several 
years ago.  According to  
Cheryl, it helps prevent the
edges from getting hard, 
while ensuring that the  
center bakes completely 
through.  

Theresa


 
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Re: [CAKE-RECIPE] Cast Iron

2007-01-16 Thread playinwithsugar
Many, many years ago, all they had to cook or bake in was cast iron.   The 
cakes baked back then were pound cakes, sponges/genoise, and fruitcakes,  which 
are much denser than what is considered a traditional American cake  today.
 
My general thought is that you would not bake it as long, or at as high a  
temperature, because of the way cast iron retains heat.  
 
A good place to start researching on this would be here:
 
_http://www.foodtimeline.org/_ (http://www.foodtimeline.org/) 
 
If you find anything on this subject here, please let us know.
 
Theresa


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Re: [CAKE-RECIPE] Sugar-Free Chocolate Frosting

2006-12-20 Thread playinwithsugar
Oh, wow, this is a dream!  You do not know how many people in the past  year 
have asked me if I have a recipe for sugar-free icing!  Can you use  any 
flavor of sugar-free pudding?  And is that Instant, or the cooked  kind?
 
Thanks!!!  

Theresa

Oh, the weather outside is  frightful,
But this chocolate is so delightful,
And as long as I have  co-co,
Let it snow, let it snow, let it  snow!



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