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Baking cakes in other types of metal tins
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jammy_dodger wrote: »i made individual xmas cakes last year but was wary of that lingering tuna smell ,so used the small tins of pineapple chunk tins instead worked just fine
i made sure after washing and drying i lined and then greased them , used a skewer to test when finished cooking . they make great gifts i didnt bother icing them fully , just cut out using the tin as a cutter marzipan and ready roll icing then wrapped in a ribbon to cover the sides hope this helps someone ...now am off to look at the craft thread not ventured on there ...
Wow where do i find the craft thread Please ?0 -
i love the idea of using muffin cases.
how long would u cook them for this way, and what gas mark.
i was going to try in a baked bean tin would i still need to line it with brown paper like u do with a big cake tin.0 -
icecreamdogpark wrote: »I`ve made them in my muffin bakeware in muffing cases and i must say am really pleased with them
how long would u cook them for and what gas mark.
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http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/2562/little-frosty-christmas-cakes
These look good, this recipe used ramekins to make the cakes.DFW Nerd 267. DEBT FREE 11.06.08
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