Eggs Whites Yes Or No In Wasc Cake? Which Do You Use?

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charleezgal Posted 26 Aug 2009 , 3:38pm
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I noticed in kakeladis WASC recipe she uses whole eggs, where in many of the other WASC recipies they use egg whites. Which do you use? How does the egg white recipe alter the texture or taste? I want a light and fluffy cake and heavy and dense. Which way should I go?

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Uniqueask Posted 26 Aug 2009 , 3:45pm
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I use egg whites, because it makes your cake white, If you use whole eggs the yolks give it a yellow color, that is the difference, it is still the same recipe, and I started cutting back on my sugar by 1 cup because I find the cake to be too sweet, and a few of my friends told me the same thing, your cake is marvelous but it is really sweet

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ddaigle Posted 26 Aug 2009 , 3:45pm
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I use egg whites in my wasc and whole eggs in my yellow or chocolate wasc. I buy the whites only i the carton so I don't have to throw out all those yokes.

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tanyascakes Posted 26 Aug 2009 , 3:46pm
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I have only used the whites as well. It does make the cake really white, which is what I like! I hadn't thought to cut back the sugar though! I will have to try that one!

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amysue99 Posted 26 Aug 2009 , 3:54pm
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I use the whole egg. I like the richness that it adds. And, I got tired of wasting the yolks (yes, I know they can be frozen, but I never use them)

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Teekakes Posted 26 Aug 2009 , 3:56pm
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Originally Posted by charleezgal

I noticed in kakeladis WASC recipe she uses whole eggs, where in many of the other WASC recipies they use egg whites. Which do you use? How does the egg white recipe alter the texture or taste? I want a light and fluffy cake and heavy and dense. Which way should I go?

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This is my go-to cake and have made is many times using both egg white and whole eggs. The only difference is the color. If I need a white white cake I use only egg whites. If it doesn't matter that the batter is off white then I use whole eggs.
Both ways produce a fabulous cake for eating plain or carving into something spectacular! icon_biggrin.gif

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emiyeric Posted 26 Aug 2009 , 3:59pm
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I've done both, but truly, the whole eggs don't add much color if you use a white cake mix. This is absolutely my go-to recipe!

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i-heart-cakes Posted 26 Aug 2009 , 6:02pm
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When using whole eggs, how many do you use? If the recipe calls for 8 egg whites, do you use 4 whole eggs?

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missmeg Posted 26 Aug 2009 , 7:01pm
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When using whole eggs, how many do you use? If the recipe calls for 8 egg whites, do you use 4 whole eggs?



I use it with whole eggs - 6 whole eggs equals 8 egg whites.

I love the taste and texture of the WASC with whole eggs. Yummm!!

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emiyeric Posted 26 Aug 2009 , 8:25pm
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Ditto on the 6 eggs to 8 whites, and double ditto on the taste and texture!

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Teekakes Posted 27 Aug 2009 , 1:40am
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I use 8 for 8 without ever having an issue. icon_smile.gif

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