Red Velvet Cupcakes Sinking

Baking By bonton Updated 6 Dec 2012 , 10:37pm by bonton

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bonton Posted 5 Dec 2012 , 6:40pm
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Why are my red velvet cupcakes sinking...I use the Duncan Hines red velvet mix...I use milk instead of water.. Any ideas?

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Lfredden Posted 5 Dec 2012 , 6:49pm
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AWere they underbaked? Did you check the expiration date on the box? The baking powder and or soda may have expired.

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bonton Posted 6 Dec 2012 , 3:01am
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Thanks for relying. No I didn't check the box..for expiration date...Total waste.
 

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mskessa Posted 6 Dec 2012 , 9:26pm
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AYou need to not open the oven until they are completely done

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bonton Posted 6 Dec 2012 , 10:37pm
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Thank you.  Some one else posted a reply sugguested I may have underbaked..at first I thought no, until I broke one open and it was a little wet in the center.  Funny thing though, I inserted a tooth pick in the center and it came out dry...I will try again..As far as opening the oven door, I did open prior to finishing baking to check on them...I will put all this info together for the next red velvet cupcake experience.icon_biggrin.gif

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