Half A Cake

Decorating By AnnGeeV Updated 21 Oct 2010 , 6:56pm by leily

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AnnGeeV Posted 21 Oct 2010 , 1:08pm
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My friend wants two cakes in one sheet cake, she wants half carrot cake and half French vanilla cake. How can I make this?

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scp1127 Posted 21 Oct 2010 , 1:24pm
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Put two half sheet cakes side by side.

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KrumbsByKim Posted 21 Oct 2010 , 3:19pm
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I usually prop one end of the pan on a cooling rack, and pour the 1st flavor in the lower half. Then as I pour the 2nd flavor in the other half, I lower it. Make sense?

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ibmoser Posted 21 Oct 2010 , 3:58pm
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I, too, would bake 2 separate halves and place them together. The carrot cake is likely to need more time in the oven than the vanilla - you may wind up with one underdone and one overdone if the two batters are in the same pan.

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leily Posted 21 Oct 2010 , 6:56pm
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typically i would just bake both batters in the same pan, but i agree with the pp, carrot cake usually bakes differently than other flavors so i would also bake in two seperate pans and place together on the cake board. Then ice as one cake.

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