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Old Feb 26th, 2006, 06:02 PM   #1 (permalink)  
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I love them!

I would love it even more, if the chefs can post some gogeous cake receipes plz?
I love making them but usually they are plain, carrot or banana cakes. Would love to try out new receipes with or without the icing...x







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Old Feb 26th, 2006, 06:03 PM   #2 (permalink)  
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Old Feb 27th, 2006, 02:23 PM   #3 (permalink)  
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3 eggs
1cup sugar grinded
1cup maida + 1 tspn baking pwder
1/2 cup oil or butter
1/4 cup milk + lemon , orange or vanilla essense

METHOD:
seperate egg whites from yolks. Beat egg whites till they become fluffy then add yolks, n rest of the ingredients except the maida n baking pwder.... fold the maida mix. in the end n pour in 8" pan and bake for 40mins at 150degree

FOR ICING:

melt 5to 6 tablespoon of sugar in a heavy base pan then add 4to5 tspn coco pwder n then a packet of milk pack cream........ spread evenly on the cake n refigrate for an hour........ enjoy the caramel cake !






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Old Feb 27th, 2006, 02:55 PM   #4 (permalink)  
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sunset eyes, also to make any cake look pretty, I use the Williams Sonoma rose cake pan or bundt cake pan. It makes the prettiest mold, and the cake looks beautiful when it is done. Just make sure to use Pam baking spray, so it doesn't stick when taking the cake out of the mold after it is done baking.

This is what the cake looks like when its done using the rose cake pan...
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Old Feb 27th, 2006, 04:07 PM   #6 (permalink)  
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Old Feb 27th, 2006, 04:12 PM   #7 (permalink)  
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sunset eyes, also to make any cake look pretty, I use the Williams Sonoma rose cake pan or bundt cake pan. It makes the prettiest mold, and the cake looks beautiful when it is done. Just make sure to use Pam baking spray, so it doesn't stick when taking the cake out of the mold after it is done baking.

This is what the cake looks like when its done...
Interesting! Am very bored with making cakes in a round or rectangular cake tins. So baking them in different shaped cake moulds sounds beautiful and the pic looks so gorgeous. It looks very appealing but if I make them in these moulds, I wouldn't want to eat them....prob will preserve them and stare at my artwork...

As i am residing in UK, where would I be able to get these cake tins Creme Brulee? Any ideas or am i pushing my luck?






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Old Feb 28th, 2006, 09:15 AM   #8 (permalink)  
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Sunset_eyes, you can probably find these molds at specialty kitchen goods stores. I'm not sure about places in UK, but I'm sure you can find different varieties of Bundt cake pans (these have pretty designs too) if you can't find this rose one.






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oh I love the ose mould.... Plz tell me that its avialbe in the UK... i feel like baking.







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creme thats such a pretty looking cake! now who would wanna spoil it by eating?







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Y dont u try searching sum on baking.com..or foodtv.com..they hav sum good recipes!






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you can get silicon type cake moulds which look like they are made from rubber...

Mywish and sunset eyes, try a large supermarket liek sainsburies or tesco in the homewares section, Robert Dyas, Debenhams or even the internet

I saw them at Tesco's once and somewhere else...I forget where..Ill try to remember

I think the Rose one was out just prior to valentines day in woolworths







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you can get silicon type cake moulds which look like they are made from rubber...

Mywish and sunset eyes, try a large supermarket liek sainsburies or tesco in the homewares section, Robert Dyas, Debenhams or even the internet

I saw them at Tesco's once and somewhere else...I forget where..Ill try to remember

I think the Rose one was out just prior to valentines day in woolworths
Great thanks LD, shopping time now!! Really want to bake beautiful cakes...makes them more appealing. Jst imagine, you bake a rose shaped cake and you eat petal by petal..hehe!






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