What is the purpose of doing this if you are adding one box of flavored pudding?
thanks,
kat
I don't normally eat sour cream, but I like it in the extender cake recipe. You can not taste it. Helps to make the cake more dense.
You wouldn't believe the difference in the cake when you add
sour cream and pudding(or if there is already pudding in the mix,
you dont need to add it.) I make all of my mix cakes with Sour cream
and milk instead of water. It tastes so rich and not like a box mix.
Artisticweddings,
When you are you adding the sour cream, how much do you add? I was wondering about adding this to my mixes as well, but I was always unsure about how much.
I have had trouble with the cake mix extender recipe, it made the cake very dense and dry. Anyone else have this problem?
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-1977-Cake-Mix-extender.html
is the link to the cake mix extender recipe. It helps make boxed mixes taste more like "scratch" cakes, and you get slightly more batter from the mix too.
I have not had any trouble with the cake mix extender at all, I've loved the results so far. I always use it with DH mixes.
I've recently started adding 1 T. Merengue powder to help the cakes really rise in the pan too.
The only cake I have trouble with is chocolate. It seems gummy to me when I use the extender.
I like to use flavored yogurts instead of the sour cream. I make a chocolte cake and used raspberry yogurt. It was "heaven". But chocolate and raspberry are two of my favorites.
This is the recipe I use when using sour cream...
1 box Cake Mix
1 pkg pudding
1/2 c water (warm)
1/2 c oil
4 large eggs
1 c Sour Cream
KAKEDECORATOR....that sounds great! Never would of thought of that! I don't like the extender in my chocolate cake, but adding flavored yogurt sounds perfect! (I do love to use the extender in other cakes, though!)
TexasSugar,
Thanks for thta recipe, I will definitely use for tomorrow! I have to bake a class for course 1 so this should be yummy!
Is there an easy rule for the sour cream, like substituting for water, or adding X amount to normal directions, etc?
I have seemed to have better luck with yogurt than I have sour cream. On the chocolate ones, make sure you bake them longer than called for or they will be gummy.
You know what is so neat about this site...I don't even have to post my questions, I just log on and someone else is asking my question!! Thank you everyone out there!!
I tried adding pudding and 2 TBs coffee mate plus one large egg to a yellow DH box mix. I baked according to directions and it wouldn't get done in the middle. I left it in longer- and it got brown around edges- but still not done in middle. Any advice?
i dont know why /?
all i cant think it is too much eggs...
i dont put any egg extra...comes out great....just 3 tablespoons of sour cream and instead of 1 1/3 i think it is i just put one cup,margarine instead of oil,and that it is..come great...
When you add the flavored yogurt, how much do you add?
The "Cake Extneder" recipe calls for 8 ounces sour cream. When I use the flavored yogurt (in place of the sour cream) I use 8 ounces.
I tried adding pudding and 2 TBs coffee mate plus one large egg to a yellow DH box mix. I baked according to directions and it wouldn't get done in the middle. I left it in longer- and it got brown around edges- but still not done in middle. Any advice?
What size pan are you using?
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