Half Chocolate And Half White Sheet Cake.
Decorating By ali79756 Updated 7 Aug 2008 , 4:54pm by jmt1714
If you are making a double layer cake, then just bake one sheet cake of each flavor... cut cakes in half then fill and stack, then put them together closely on a board... That's how I did my humane society cake... if you plan on moving it, make sure it is a sturdy board or it will show a crack or bow where the cakes meet.
Hope that helps!
Or bake a half sheet of each and then go from there.
I don't know how other's might do it, maybe someone with more experience than me will know better.
I make both flavors then have someone help me pour them at the same time. Just dont overfill.It was an 11x15. i did that tonight and have to clean the oven now!! LOL. I had enough left over to make an 8x3 in round. i made marble cake with it.
Have fun!!
~Shannon
What Shanille21 said. I pour batters at the same time and it works out pretty good. I've heard some people make a little wall out of foil, folded for added stability, and then pull it out when the batters settle, but I find it unnecessary. Good luck.
ali...I just Pm'd you. But for those who would like a picture tutorial on how to do this in ONE PAN BY YOURSELF...PM me and leave your email, so I can forward it to you.
i was told that you could bake them together (if you use a large sheet pan) pour half-vanilla and then slightly tip the pan and pour in the other half-chocolate. i was told that the chocolate bakes a bit higher so you have to level it off i haven't had the opportunity to test it out yet myself but i will hope that helps L)
thank u all so much for the advise i think im gonna try and pour both at the same time........ maybe i can get my hubby to help
I think baking separately is WAYYYYYYYY easier. You cna't tell at all once you put them together.
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