Firing A Customer

Business By AmysCakesNCandies Updated 12 Jan 2011 , 11:13pm by FleurDeCake

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cownsj Posted 30 Dec 2010 , 8:50pm
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Thanks for sharing your recipe. I'm looking forward to trying it. icon_biggrin.gif

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Evoir Posted 30 Dec 2010 , 10:42pm
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Thanks very much for the recipe. And good luck with the firing process. Having done it myself in the past I know its not pleasant and takes up a lot of your time. But its worthwhile I believe, because working on an order in a resentful fashion is no way to be doing business...its bad for the soul.

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CbyA Posted 2 Jan 2011 , 10:44pm
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Thank you for the recipe!! thumbs_up.gif

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DebBTX Posted 8 Jan 2011 , 10:06pm
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I was checking back to see if there was an update.

-Debbie B.

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julesh268 Posted 11 Jan 2011 , 12:56am
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Originally Posted by AmysCakesNCandies

To all who indicated they wanted the recipe:

Pink Lemonade cake/ cupcakes are an "adjusted" yellow cake. So use whatever your standard yellow cake is (it works for scratch or boxes- but the dryer texture of scratch works a little better)

For 6 cup batter recipe:
Make you standard yellow cake recipe
add 1 tsp lemon extract & 1/2 tsp rasp extract to wet ingredients (optional- you can add 1tsp red food color to bump up the pink color if you like)
add 1/4 c sweetened pink lemonade mix to dry ingredients- (I use countrytime, but brand doesnt matter)

after baking & cooling completely mix 1/2 c pink lemonade mix with 1/4 cup of water. poke holes in the layers or cupcakes with a skewer and brush the layers with the concentrated dissolved mix.

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I made this today and it is fantastic! I added the red food coloring because it looked pale and it looked very nice once baked. It tasted fantastic!

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AmysCakesNCandies Posted 11 Jan 2011 , 1:19am
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Glad you enjoyed it!

Update on the customer... It was basically a non-event. I emailed & called her the same day and explained that I did not want them to be dissapointed on such an important day and I would be cancelling her order and refund her money.. basically she said "Ok..thanks" and thats it. Mailed the check out yesterday... we'll see if she cashes it.

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DebBTX Posted 11 Jan 2011 , 1:27am
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I'm glad things worked out for you.

-Debbie B.

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cownsj Posted 11 Jan 2011 , 1:40am
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I don't know if I would call it a non-event, more like an event that worked out for you without any drama. Good for you for standing up for yourself, and I'm glad it went easy for you.

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artscallion Posted 11 Jan 2011 , 6:08pm
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Tried the pink lemonade cake today. Used Toba Garrett's yellow cake as the base recipe. I also added a little red coloring to bump the pink up. Outrageously good!!!!!!

Thanks!!!

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Ali3971 Posted 12 Jan 2011 , 10:59pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by AmysCakesNCandies

To all who indicated they wanted the recipe:

Pink Lemonade cake/ cupcakes are an "adjusted" yellow cake. So use whatever your standard yellow cake is (it works for scratch or boxes- but the dryer texture of scratch works a little better)

For 6 cup batter recipe:
Make you standard yellow cake recipe
add 1 tsp lemon extract & 1/2 tsp rasp extract to wet ingredients (optional- you can add 1tsp red food color to bump up the pink color if you like)
add 1/4 c sweetened pink lemonade mix to dry ingredients- (I use countrytime, but brand doesnt matter)

after baking & cooling completely mix 1/2 c pink lemonade mix with 1/4 cup of water. poke holes in the layers or cupcakes with a skewer and brush the layers with the concentrated dissolved mix.


I typically pair this cake with lemon curd filling and a mild lemon buttercream.

And as far as the customer- I decided to give her till Tuesday to respond to my initial email since its a holiday week and her email address is a work one, she may be on vacation. But I have decided if i do not hear from her to email her a "firing" letter with a read reciept and then Certified mail mail the same letter with a check a few days later (asuming she hasn't contacted me). The bride is out of town and I have not dealt with her at all, but I have her email and plan to CC her omn the email- will let you know how it goes.


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FleurDeCake Posted 12 Jan 2011 , 11:13pm
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thanks so much for the recipe,cant wait to try it

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