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Anjelika
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Hello folks
i have finally made some nice bread in the BM and am now waiting for a date and walnut cake to finish cooking - however - I am worried i may not be able to get it out of the cooking pan. I rubbed pan with butter and took off the kneading hook and put cake mix in. Although its too late now, should I have put baking parchment around the pan?
Does anyone have any tips about how to get the cake out sucessfully? Ive got about half an hour to go!
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i have finally made some nice bread in the BM and am now waiting for a date and walnut cake to finish cooking - however - I am worried i may not be able to get it out of the cooking pan. I rubbed pan with butter and took off the kneading hook and put cake mix in. Although its too late now, should I have put baking parchment around the pan?
Does anyone have any tips about how to get the cake out sucessfully? Ive got about half an hour to go!
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Shake shake shake. Other than this I'm not too sure perhaps loosen the sides with a knife?
I'm sure it will be fine though, and sounds yum!0 -
I save all my butter wrappers for when I bake cakes in the bread machine (folded and put in a bag in the freezer if they're going to be around for a little while). They are just the right size: fold into quarters then snip a teeny bit of the centre "corner", unfold, place in base of bread pan
As you've already buttered the pan, it should slide out easily.
Enjoy your cake, sounds lovely :beer:0
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