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candys mine
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Re: Seven Layer Cake

‎06-09-2017 06:58 AM

As I scratch my head and wonder why you can't make  regular cakes and cut them into disks like you do for a filled cake?  2 cakes cut into 3rds and one more with 2/3 cake left over to freeze for later.

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sabatini
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Re: Seven Layer Cake

‎06-09-2017 06:11 PM

@Barbarainnc, I think I'd be more inclined to slice a regular round cake...because I just know I'd overcook those small amounts of batter! Smiley Very Happy

I have trouble enough w/ 2 pans!

 

But TYVM for sharing the recipe. Smiley Happy

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DiamondGirly
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Re: Seven Layer Cake

‎06-10-2017 05:07 PM

Guess we could borrow pans from neighors Smiley Happy

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AuntG
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Re: Seven Layer Cake

‎06-11-2017 09:43 AM

It makes sense.  I just saw a recipe in a Taste of Home cookbook where you made the layers in a round fry pan, much like large pancakes.  It was for a red velvet torte and I said No Way.

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Barbarainnc
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Re: Seven Layer Cake

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‎06-14-2017 09:31 PM - edited ‎06-14-2017 09:37 PM

UPDATE Use 1/2 cup and 1/4 cup of batter, leveled off for each pan. Otherwords use 3/4 cup. I have the old apple green Tupperware measuring cups, that have the 2/3 c and 3/4 c. 

 

ORIGINAL POST was updated 😊😊😊

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