Freezing Cake Batter...

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Pastrybaglady Posted 11 Dec 2014 , 6:00am
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ACakes made with the creaming or reverse creaming method bake bizarre for me after thawing. I don't have problems with the cakes made with oil. Do you rebeat your frozen batters before baking?

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leah_s Posted 11 Dec 2014 , 2:15pm
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All my cakes are reverse creamed, with the exception of my chocolate which has oil.  I just scoop and bake.  I dont' even let it thaw completely.

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Paolaace978 Posted 25 Feb 2015 , 7:58pm
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ASo excited had no idea you could do this freezing my batter now

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Paolaace978 Posted 10 Jun 2015 , 6:38pm
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Can you refreeze unused cake batter if already thawed out once? 

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leah_s Posted 10 Jun 2015 , 8:33pm
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Well, I do.

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carolinecakes Posted 11 Jun 2015 , 4:03am
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I have to try this.........what an idea. Thank you!!!

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kleroj Posted 29 Nov 2015 , 1:09pm
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Pastrybaglady Posted 29 Nov 2015 , 5:03pm
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I hate to disagree with King Arthur, but though their reasoning is sound in practice it works.  I have baked frozen batter right along side fresh chocolate cupcakes and they were identical.  I've even baked up red velvet cupcakes and they were fine but I do admit to adding 1/2 t. baking powder for insurance.  I don't know the science of why it works but it does so sorry King Arthur, you should experiment before you answer authoritatively.

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