No! Holy good God....what on earth? Looks like boiling magma bubbling up through rock! I am going to keep an eye on this thread, I want to know what could have caused that.
Holy good God....what on earth? Looks like boiling magma bubbling up through rock
LOL i know!! i dont get it!
Holy good God....what on earth? Looks like boiling magma bubbling up through rock
LOL i know!! i dont get it!
All I can think of, is that your oven went violently haywire sometime about halfway through the baking. Like the temp spiked dramatically, and caused the uncooked batter to bubble and rise real fast, and break through the already baked edges and firm top. I don't know. Very odd.
when I first opened the thread, the photo came into view...I thought(briefly) it was a turd!
I don't know but my first guess would be that the pan was too full and the oven temp was a bit high(a bit high for an overfull pan, that is)...it looks like it had risen nicely...multiple times...then the center was forced out onto itself ....
that would be my uneducated guess...
maybe...I think i must of mis-measured somthing..because i baked the two cakes seperatly because i only have one 6inch pan...hmmm might need to try and re-bake tonight
You could send a PM to macsmom shes kind of a guru at WASC recipes.
Or you can post a comment on this thread where she answers questions about WASC related topics.
http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=614554&postdays=0&postorder=asc&&start=0
Which version of WASC did you use?
It looks to me like there was too much liquid & the pan was too full. Never fill a pan more than 1/2 to 2/3rds up the side. Or measure it (yes, with a ruler) to 1 to 1 1/4" deep. Then lower the temp in your oven.......300 to 325.
I had a similar thing happen when I overfilled the pans and also doubled a recipe that didn't work (darn science!). Needless to say I was cleaning the bottom of my oven at 2 am.
LMAO at Jamie's "boiling magma" comment......holy cow that was a good one!
I agree with leah, it looks like the pan was over-filled.
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