This is from the dumb and dumber category.
I was taught and always just added extras to the cake mix. But I was on the site the other day, and read somewhere that if you add sour cream to a cake, you should reduce the liquid. I have never done this before and my cakes came out great. Moist and flavorful. Now I am about to bake another cake (12 a day ain't enough for an addict) and it has me worried. Should I reduce the liquid by the amount of the sour cream? ![]()
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As they say, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
You yourself said your cakes turned out moist and flavorful...continue doing what you're doing already!
Thanks all. Sometimes a person just feels like maybe something new will add something more.
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