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You must make sure that you grease your pan really generously before you put the batter in. You can use either a vegetable shortening or a cooking spray.

Once you take your cake out the oven, give it about ten minutes to cool down before tipping it onto a surface to cool. Sometimes if cakes are left in the tin too long after cooking it causes them to stick.

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Hard boil 6 eggs. After you have hard boiled them, peel the shell and cut the eggs in half lengthways. Scoop out the yolk into a bowl and add to it 1/2 teaspoon of curry powder & 2 heaped tablespoons of mayonnaise. Smoosh it all together and then refill the eggs where you scooped the yolk out and season it with salt and pepper. Yum!

Look at the Moms Who Think site - I think they have enough cookie recipes to keep you busy for a while.

http://www.momswhothink.com/cookie-recipes/cookie-recipes.html

Hi Deborah, what is your questions regarding gingerbread cake mix?

Cookie salad is a dessert salad that is made from cookies, vanilla pudding, cool whip, fruit etc

Run back to the stores before they close or bake one instead. Double Layer Pumpkin Cheesecake Recipe

Go to Google lots of recipes and videos. :-)

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Most sponge cakes containing baking powder can be baked in standard round cake pans that are greased and floured. I prefer nonstick baking spray, myself. Without leavening, or if cake is delicate, it might help to line the bottom of the pan with greased parchment and leave the sides ungreased. Simply run a butter knife around the sides to release finished cake.

I think Jane Asher's video showing how to make your own wedding cake is really down to earth and practical. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URML0VxEo3I&feature=related

I do not recommend partial cooking before fully filling the muffin with the filling. Muffins are more likely to cave in and be over cooked. In most cases the bottoms will over cook and the top of the muffin will be undercook. Just bake the muffins with the filling at the same time.

That sounds like a lovely surprise. The cake ball company specializes in just that; http://www.cakeballs.com/

Or you could try the Austin Cake Ball company;

http://www.austincakeball.com/

The short answer is yes you can but you wilk need yo reduce your cooking time from between 5-15 minutes. Do not change the recommended oven temperature, just be mindful that it will take less time. Frozen food is frozen to preserve it. All food that is thawed out can and should be cooked and NOT refrozen.

These Wilton stand up cakes generally take one box of cake mix. The recipes I eyed seem to call for between six and seven cups of batter, however. Here is a link to a Wilton Garfield recipe (which may disagree with the batter amount I mentioned because of the physical look you are seeking). The pans seem to be of the late 70's vintage. http://brisbanecaketinhire.com/_pdfs/instructions/novelty/garfield.pdf