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I purchased a small loaf angel food cake that was in the day old bakery rack at the store. Unfortunately, when cut, it turned out to be very rubbery and tough. It took my electric knife to cut it! Any ideas on using this in combination with other ingredients so I won't have to just throw it away?
Thanks,
Sandie
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RE: Rubbery Angel Food Cake
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Post By Dianne (Guest Post)
(09/29/2007)
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Toast it! Brush with melted butter and add sliced peaches or other fruit.
RE: Rubbery Angel Food Cake
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Post By Kathy (Guest Post)
(07/23/2007)
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STRAWBERRY ANGEL CAKE
1 lg. round angel food cake (broken in pieces)
1 lg. box strawberry gelatin
2 c. boiling water
1 (16 oz.) pkg. frozen strawberries
1 (13 oz.) container whipped topping
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Add frozen strawberries. Just as it begins to thicken, fold in 2/3 of the container of frozen whipped topping. Add cake pieces and fold together until well coated.
Pour into angel food pan (tube pan) and put in refrigerator to set. Unmold on cake plate and ice with remaining whipped topping tinted a pale pink.
RE: Rubbery Angel Food Cake
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Post By Christy (Guest Post)
(03/08/2005)
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If you search for Trifle recipes at http://www.recipezaar.com/ you might find one that you like.
Christy
RE: Rubbery Angel Food Cake
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Post By Darla (Guest Post)
(03/08/2005)
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Break the cake into bite-size (or slightly larger) chunks, and fill the bottom of a 9" x 12 baking dish.
Get a family size package, or two small packages of strawberry jello, some Cool Whip, and a package of frozen, sweetened, sliced strawberries.
Make up the jello as directed, but use only half the amount of water it says to use. You want the strong flavor of strawberry, so the jello must be double-strength. Dissolve the frozen strawberries in the strawberry jello, and pour over the cake. Put this in the fridge, until it sets up. Finally, frost with the Cool Whip, for a yummy, strawberry dessert!
If you don't like strawberry, you can do this with any sweetened, sliced fruit. You might try peaches, in peach jello, or cherries, in cherry jello, etc.
No more rubbery angel food cake!
RE: Rubbery Angel Food Cake
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Post By louiecat (Guest Post)
(03/07/2005)
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sandie, i too have been there...i added blueberry sauce to mine (homemade) and then nuked it for 45 seconds, makes a high fibre, low fat dessert or snack
RE: Rubbery Angel Food Cake
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Post By Babs (Guest Post)
(03/07/2005)
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Why not cut it up, add some whipped cream, chocolate pudding and chocolate chips and make a nice trifle?
RE: Rubbery Angel Food Cake
Strawberry Snowball Cake
I cup of Boiling Water
6 oz. Jell-O
2 - 8 oz. Cool Whip
Package of frozen sliced strawberries
Angel Food Cake
Preparation
I used only about half of the strawberries in the package. Mix Jell-O into cup of boiling water, and add the strawberries. Add 1 tub of Cool Whip. Mix until it turns pink. Spray bundt pan with Pam spray. Can use any pan to mold cake. Layer 1/3 cake, then 1/3 Cool whip mixture. Repeat layers of 1/3 cake then 1/3 mixture until finished. Cool at least 4 hours or overnight. Unmold & ice with other 8 oz. Cool Whip.
RE: Rubbery Angel Food Cake
Been there, done that, got the tshirt, Sandie! Sorry for your problem. I store it in a ziplock or tupperware with a piece of bread to soften it overnight. Or, I put ice cream and strawberries, etc. on top of a slice of it and the juices soften it right up. Either way, it is going to taste great!
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