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Bake Two Cake Layers with One Cake Pan

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Date: 05/17/2004 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Baking | Old Categories > Cooking  
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Many times a cake recipe will tell you to use 2 round pans. I eliminate using 2 and use only 1 deep pan. Then when the cake is cool enough to handle I take a piece of sewing thread about 16" long and wrap it a finger on each hand. Then slowly start pulling it through the middle of the cake. Continue until the thread cuts through the cake completely. And now you have 2 cake rounds. Happy dividing.

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By satinroses (3) Profile Contact
I think this is a great idea...I don't know how many times i went to make a double layer cake and had only one pan..Never thought to do this ( DAH) thanks for the great tip, Mary

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By badwater (749) Contact
Hi, I've heard you can do the same with dental floss.

Posted on 06/05/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse

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