What Is The Difference From The Orginal Wasc And Sutterby's?

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chikie Posted 23 Sep 2009 , 6:05pm
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What is the difference from the Orginal WASC and Sutterby's...texture wise?

TIA,
Tiffany

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Rylan Posted 23 Sep 2009 , 9:44pm
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Hmmm...You don't run into the problem of what you are going to do with your egg yolks.

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Mensch Posted 24 Sep 2009 , 4:16am
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Actually, Sutterby's IS the original. The others are spin-offs of her recipe.

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JanH Posted 24 Sep 2009 , 5:17am
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Originally Posted by Mensch

Actually, Sutterby's IS the original. The others are spin-offs of her recipe.




It seems this has been previously discussed, and kakeladi named her version "original" because RS's (CC member CakeBaker's) version is based on hers.

http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopicp-6251670.html#6251670

kakeladi's original and Kathy Sutterby's are identical in that both use any flavor cake mix and both use whole eggs. (If you want a truly white WASC cake, then only use egg whites [Rebecca Sutterby style] or use whole eggs [kakeladi stylel] for a French Vanilla looking WASC.)

kakeladi's original WASC cake recipe:

http://tinyurl.com/l8zb4y

Rebecca Sutterby's White Almond Sour Cream cake recipe:

http://tinyurl.com/2cu8s4

How the two recipes differ:

kakeladi uses 3 whole eggs for white cake (RS uses 4 eggs white)

kakeladi's uses no oil or fat (RS uses 2 TBSP. oil)

kakeladi uses 1 cup of water (RS uses 1 1/3 cup of water)

Mixing directions aren't the same.

Variations:

kakeladi's recipes use any flavor cake mix but everything else remains the same. (Can play with flavorings.)

RS recipe gives a chocolate variation but any cake mix flavor can be used and she give suggestions for using fruit or lemon juice, frozen fruit, liquor/liqueurs, or white chocolate. (Can play with flavorings.)

Now a lot of members have come up with their own versions of the above recipes so that "WASC" cake is almost a generic description rather than a specific recipe.

MacsMom has the most intensely doctored WASC (flavor variation) cake recipes:

http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=df4f9hbq_46cs9f28fs

HTH

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SpringFlour Posted 24 Sep 2009 , 5:44am
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Uh, holy cow!!! Jan, thanks for posting that MacsMom link. I feel like I spend so much stinking time on this site. How could I have missed that wonderful compilation?!?! THANK YOU MACSMOM, where ever you are!!!

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chikie Posted 28 Sep 2009 , 3:04am
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Thanks so much for the info! icon_biggrin.gif

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aej6 Posted 15 Feb 2010 , 5:39pm
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Great breakdown of the differences...

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