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Date Posted: 14:23:44 05/04/08 Sun
Author: Kritterno1
Subject: Re: Need 8" sq cake recipes
In reply to: Kathy H 's message, "Need 8" sq cake recipes" on 10:38:39 05/03/08 Sat

Does anybody know of a icing/glaze recipe that has flour in it and cocoa. Used to have it years ago in a Home Life magazine when they still had crafts & recipes.

Mary

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[> Re: Need 8" sq cake recipes -- Kathy, 02:19:37 05/05/08 Mon [1]

Thanks Lori Jean, I'll check them out!
I'll also try cutting recipe in half. The cake mix ones have 3 eggs, would I cut down to one or two?
I did try the banana cake one I had found and it was a BUST!!!! I'm not goin to even list it, it was so thick... yuck!
Thanks again for your help.
Kathy H

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Re: Need 8" sq cake recipes -- Crafty Me2, 09:25:28 05/05/08 Mon [1]

Kathy,
Three eggs would be reduce to 1 egg +2 tablespoons of another!
Just beat the one of the eggs up and pour mixture to fill your measuring tablespoon twice! ;-) CM@

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