Cake Extender Recipe

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TexasSugar Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 3:49am
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Originally Posted by rlsaxe

Texas and Christie.....yes.....those ingredients are in ADDITION to what is called for on the back of the box (hence the term "extender").




I understand what an extender is and have used the one on here. But the ones I have see did not have additional water or oil, so that is where the confussion came in for me.

Thanks for clearing it up.

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springlakecake Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 12:55pm
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Merissa,
About how many cups of batter does this produce?
Thanks!




About 7-8 cups

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springlakecake Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 12:58pm
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Sometime if I want a little more than that, I will just add another cake mix plus the ingredients called for on the box (no extender)

So if I am confusing icon_razz.gif :
2 cake mixes (plus their ingredients) and 1 extender recipe. I think I get about 12 cups from that.

I have even done 2 complete extender recipes, but my kitchen aid bowl is barely big enough!

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rlsaxe Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 1:01pm
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Texas.....I was thinking that you had to know what an extender was! I saw your forum superstar rank and thought, "there's no way she's been on CC this long and doesn't know!"
Sorry if I sounded like I was talking down to you. NOt my intent. icon_smile.gif

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TexasSugar Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 3:10pm
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Originally Posted by rlsaxe

Sorry if I sounded like I was talking down to you. NOt my intent. icon_smile.gif




I was tired and moody last night when I replied. icon_redface.gif Sorry!

I just wanted to check and make sure that it included all things on the box too.

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rlsaxe Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 5:48pm
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no need to apologize to me! But thanks anyway! icon_smile.gif

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MrsAB Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 6:07pm
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Haven't tried the extender yet but thanks for the tips!

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Melvira Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 6:53pm
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Hey Becky, can I still add my pudding mix with your extender recipe? I am dying to try it... right now as a matter of fact!!

And I forgot to say, yes, you can call me Mel. Most of my buds do! icon_wink.gif

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Melvira Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 7:30pm
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OMG... I am an idiot!

I tried that extender recipe from Becky just now... used my regular doctoring method then added her ingredients on top of that. (By the way, my recipe makes a scant 6 cups and with hers added it makes a full 8! Woo-hoo!) Anyway, I am being very careful about how I measure, etc. get it all in there and start mixing... it looks like dough! I am thinking, ok, I can drop by spoonfuls and bake this as cherry chip cookies, but I cannot spread it in a pan and make it into a cake! I tell myself not to freak out, I look again at her ingredients and go through in my mind what I've done to be sure I didn't miss something. Nope, I very carefully measured it all out. So... what to do? Ok, I will try adding more liquid. Where is that measuring glass? Um... looking around. Aha! There it is, on the table... with... the measured out water... still in it. icon_redface.gif Dum dee dum *calmly pouring water into bowl like nothing is wrong* Restarted mixer and it looked beautiful! It is baking right now, but the batter tasted great. I am hoping it will rise a little higher than the pan so I HAVE to cut a little off to taste it. I meant to make one small cupcake (always do this when using new recipes so I can insure it's good) but was obviously flustered by my earlier mistake, so forgot. Anyway, I will let you guys know how it goes!! So far, it looks wonderful!

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rlsaxe Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 8:57pm
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omg Mel, you had me all nervous wondering what was wrong with the recipe that it would turn out like dough!
So funny. I do stuff like that ALLLLLLLLL the time.
It's one of the hazards of being a mom, I think! (Children suck the memory out of yoru brain!)

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Melvira Posted 20 Apr 2007 , 9:01pm
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Hehehehehe! Yes, I blame the baby. All...his...fault...!! icon_wink.gif

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superstar Posted 21 Apr 2007 , 3:03am
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I love the extender recipe but I always add fruit juice or 1/2 coffee creamer & 1/2 water. I never put all water & I like yogurt in it. I also love the White sour cream almond cake. It is wonderful. There are some others I want to try too. Let me know Mel if you use the enhanced one, what it is like.

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Melvira Posted 21 Apr 2007 , 3:07am
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Well, I just finished decorating the cakes and darn it anyway, I had to trim off some of it! icon_wink.gif It was good, although a bit drier than my non-extended cakes, but that may be because the part I trimmed off and sampled was the edge of the cake, that part is always a litte drier anyway. The taste was good, it didn't taste floury like I have had before. If you need an extender, I recommend trying this one. It's good. Thanks Becky!!

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frstech Posted 23 Apr 2007 , 3:24pm
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rlsaxe, do you know how many cupcakes you get out of this??

TIA, Dawn

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debs_time Posted 21 Jun 2017 , 2:56am
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Has anyone tried the extender recipe on cupcakes??? I was thinking of using the one with sour cream but using half sour cream and half plain yogurt

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