Ladies, i need your help. Here is the most delicious pound cake recipe i found here on this site from JodieF. http://cakecentral.com/recipes/6809/cream-cheese-pound-cake. The most delicious cake i have ever had.
I have one big problem. this cake bakes perfectly in a 10 cup bundt pan. But when i try in a regular layer cake pan, like a 10 or 12 two inch deep pan, it sinks in the middle. I mean it really!!!! really !!!! really !!!! sinks in the middle. It looks perfect in the oven for a while and then each time as i look through the oven window, it fails once again. I am using a heating core and the bake even strips.
Can anyone figure out what is going on?
I think it must be something with the cream cheese. My grandmother's recipe is almost identical with the exception of the cream cheese. She also uses 7 eggs. I have baked the cake several times in a 9 inch round and never have any issues.
After reading the instructions it does call for a tube pan. I know there is a reason for it but I cannot think of it at the moment. Maybe you can PM the owner of the recipe to find out?? In the meantime, I know I have the reason at home as I actually just read a recipe that required a tube pan. I will get back to you. Also, hopefully someone will join in who knows the reason.
Ladies, i need your help. Here is the most delicious pound cake recipe i found here on this site from JodieF. http://cakecentral.com/recipes/6809/cream-cheese-pound-cake. The most delicious cake i have ever had.
I have one big problem. this cake bakes perfectly in a 10 cup bundt pan. But when i try in a regular layer cake pan, like a 10 or 12 two inch deep pan, it sinks in the middle. I mean it really!!!! really !!!! really !!!! sinks in the middle. It looks perfect in the oven for a while and then each time as i look through the oven window, it fails once again. I am using a heating core and the bake even strips.
Can anyone figure out what is going on?
I've used that recipe for years. I add 1/4 teaspoon baking powder to my flour. The heavy weight of the batter is hard to support near the center without a bit of leavening.
Jan directed me to this post! I'm so glad you like that recipe. I've baked it for years too. It was one my grandmother loved.
Anyway, yes, I have added a bit of baking powder if I've baked it in another pan.
Jodie
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