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    Red Velve Cake

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    Red Velvet Cake Superstitions and Urban Legends | | Sandra Rodriguez | 12/8/2012 | Superstitions and Urban Legends Red Velvet Cake My chose is Red Velvet Cake. Is a popular cake with a dark red‚ bright red or red-brown color? It is traditionally prepared as a layer cake topped with cream cheese icing‚ and sometimes cookie dough filling. To describes a red velvet cakes varying in the amounts of shortening and butter. All use red food coloring‚ but the reaction of acidic vinegar and

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    Rice Cake Production

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    Raw Materials Rice cakes have only two critical ingredients—rice and water. The rice itself needs certain characteristics to produce the best quality cake and limit breakage. Sticky rice‚ whether white or brown‚ tends to work best‚ while long-grain varieties don’t expand during cooking as vigorously. Water is important early in preparation. Other ingredients like salt (added before popping or sprayed on after) and various flavorings are important considerations to taste-and nutrition-conscious consumers

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    The History of Cake Making

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    Sharon Cassidy DT418/3 The History of Cake Making Lecturer: Mary Kavanagh Introduction The purpose of this essay is to give a brief history of cake. Firstly this essay will begin with the manifestations of the first ‘cakes’ in Egyptian times and it’s evolvement throughout emerging civilisations and their contribution to the notion of cakes as we know them today. Influences such as colonisations‚ global trading and immigration will also be discussed to illustrate how the movement of ingredients

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    i like cake

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    Cakes are broadly divided into several categories‚ based primarily on ingredients and cooking techniques. Yeast cakes are the oldest and are very similar to yeast breads. Such cakes are often very traditional in form‚ and include such pastries as babka and stollen. Cheesecakes‚ despite their name‚ aren ’t really cakes at all. Cheesecakes are in fact custard pies‚ with a filling made mostly of some form of cheese (often cream cheese‚ mascarpone‚ ricotta or the like)‚ and have very little flour added

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    Students [ ] Employed [ ] Unemployed [ ] Self-employed/Businessman Screening Questions 11. Do you eat cakes? [ ] Yes [ ] No 12. What do you prefer? [ ] Goldilocks [ ] Red Ribbon [ ] Dairy Queen [ ] Mary Grace ------------------------------------------------- [ ] Others‚ please specify ------------------------------------------------- 13. When did you buy cakes? [ ] Seasonal [ ] Occasional [ ]

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    Cake vs. Pie

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    Compare/Contrast English 101 There are two different types of people in the dessert world‚ the pie people and the cake people. These two desserts are both wonder in my world but there are lots of differences in these two similar after dinner treats. Pies are warm‚ baked‚ with a gooey filling of your choice. They have a hard crust that is holding in all the fresh ingredients. Cakes on the other hand are usually room temperature or cool because if they were hot they icing would melt off. They usually

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    The Cake Raising Agents

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    A typical cake-making recipe would include ingredients such as baking powder‚ flour‚ eggs‚ sugar‚ butter‚ salt. So what happens in order to make a cake rise? The rising of a cake occurs when baking powder or baking soda is added. These ingredients are cake raising agents which release carbon dioxide‚ allowing the cake to rise. Baking powder (a white powder) is a dry chemical ingredient used in the making of a cake. It consists of sodium bicarbonate (an alkali)‚ acid salt (such as tartaric acid)

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    chocolate cake recipe

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    Ingredients For the cake 125 g dark chocolate 3 tbsp milk 150 g butter‚ at room temperature 150 g caster sugar 3 eggs 200 g plain flour 1 tbsp good quality cocoa powder 1 tsp baking powder 1/4 tsp bicarbonate of soda cocoa powder or icing sugar‚ for dusting (optional) For the chocolate butter icing 75 g butter‚ at room temperature 1 tbsp cream 1 tsp vanilla extract 175 g icing sugar 1 tbsp good quality cocoa powder Method 1. Preheat the oven to 180/gas 4. Butter and flour

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    frosting and cake stuff

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    Frosting Frosting‚ also known as “buttercream” icing‚ is a creamy‚ fluffy cake topping that is popular for its extravagant deliciousness and its striking visual appeal. Ingredients: 4 cups of icing sugar. 250g of softened butter. 2 tablespoons of milk. 1 teaspoon of vanilla essence. Method: 1. Using either an electric mixer on low speed or a bowl and wooden spoon‚ beat the butter‚ sugar and vanilla essence into a cream. 2. Add the milk and whip the mixture until it is fluffy. For chocolate

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    how to bake a cake

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    How to bake a cake??? Store cakes are not as good as homemade cakes. The process of making cakes is very simple. The cook will need to know three things. The ingredients‚ the blending process and the time it takes to be fully baked. The ingredients can vary between the different types of cakes and the slight change in the quantity of each ingredient can affect the taste of the cake. www.wikihow.com/Bake-a-Cake stated that the ingredients are "3/4 cup of butter. 3/4 cup of cocoa powder‚ 3/4 cup

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