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landofoz
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Mar 27, 2010, 06:45:12 PM »
I need a basic white cake mix. A make-it-yourself cake mix. Does anyone (sarah) have any suggestions? I've been googling and have tried a couple but they are awful and make holey, domed cakes (which is not enough baking powder, not enough fat).
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I know I have one around here somewhere, and I need to locate it anyway. Let me look.
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I use this one...yellow, not white. Sorry!
http://www.recipezaar.com/Basic-Yellow-Cake-99880
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Thanks!! I kinda meant a dry mix, like instead of buying a prepackaged Betty Crocker mix from the store. Do you just mix up the dry ahead of time or was I not clear?
But I was in need of a good yellow cake recipe, so I'm gonna have to try this puppy out regardless.
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There's no reason you couldn't pre-measure the dry stuff, but I don't. I always have that stuff on hand, so I just grab and stir.
I'll keep an eye out for a white recipe.
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