Good Morning! I made some WASC batter this morning (for the first time) and it turned out REALLY thick, almost cookie thick. I was wondering if this is normal? I looked for this question on the forum seach before I asked, and couldn't find it. Sorry if I missed it and am being repetitive! Also, I live a little above 7,000 feet, and I have to add about 1/4 a cup of flour to all my batters, for them to level out. Thanks in advance for any help!
I also live at high altitude, and have never added extra flour to the wasc recipe. Hope things go well!
can you tell us the exact recipe and measurements you used? Sounds like you left out some of the liquid.
There are several versions of WASC cakes. Please tell us *exactly* which one you used.
You have to have forgotten something Either the liquid or sour cream; or even maybe the eggs?
I agree with the pp's on leaving something out. Also want to say that I prefer kakeladi's original WASC recipe over the others that I've tried. It wasn't too moist or "wet" like some of the others.
You all are absolutely right!!! Duh.... I left out the water!! Eeekk! Rookie mistake! Ha ha! But..... I did add it, at the end and it turned out really well!! This was my first post and you all have been so sweet, to help me out, even though I should've double checked the recipe first! Thanks everyone!!!
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