Found this in an old cookbook.

by Lanky-Owl6622

13 Comments

  1. PierreVonSnooglehoff

    one of my earliest memories is my mother scolding me about running in the house while a cake was in the oven because she thought the vibration would make her cake fall. Maybe she just wasn’t baking it long enough.

  2. TheCursedKraken

    Saving for the high altitude changes

  3. Pennywise626

    Too much flour? Interesting. That’s got to be my problem. I always cook my cakes at most at 325

  4. Critical_wombat13

    Well this is a great way to get certain cake results. I could see these “failures” working out for certain cakes. A sticky cake for some fruits etc. but ima just greedy. 🤣

  5. Certain-Zucchini-753

    I find it interesting that there’s nothing in the list about overmixing. It feels like that’s often been my problem.

  6. GimmeQueso

    This is fascinating but so is the creepy decor peeking out at us.

  7. Syrup_And_Honey

    This might be a great way to tweak recipes you already know to be more in line with your taste!

  8. AlanB-FaI

    Am I reading that right?

    Overmixing isn’t a problem?

  9. Ok-Egg-3581

    My cakes are dense and gummy. What would that be from?

  10. 4LordVader

    I mean this is like a teacher that won’t show you how to get the right answer and just says YOUR WRONG you failed dang

  11. Cokezerowh0re

    So a dry & crumbly cake can be because of too much or too little shortening/sugar?😭

  12. pumpkinlord1

    Is this a book? If so can we get the name?

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