Hello,
I have a large cake order coming up this Saturday and need some advice. I baked a 6in square cake this weekend using MagicLine pans. I used Pillsbury Classic White mix and mixed according to directions. I baked the cake at 325 for 50 minutes. I checked the cake for doneness with a wooden skewer and it came out clean. When I removed the cake from the pan, the bottom part felt rubbery when touched, and sunk in the middle. I pinched a piece of the edges and they were fluffy and soft, the way cake should look. Ive never had this problem before. Can anyone offer any advice? I have several cakes to bake for church this coming weekend.
Its a gas stove. I will have the temperature checked.
I don't like Pillsbury cake mixes. I will only use them for cupcakes if they are really cheap. I only use Betty Crocker or Duncan hines for cakes. I have never had success with Pillsbury same problems you are complaining of. Walmart sells Betty Crocker for .88 a box so this is what I use and have no problems. I can even sculpt cakes using Betty with nothing added.
Thank you so much! I am thinking the 1 full cup of pudding in the mix is causing the problem. I think Betty Crocker has less pudding in it. I will buy a box this afternoon and test it before Friday. What are some of your favorite flavors?
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