can I use the gingerbread cookie mix to make cake?
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Susan: I purchased the 12 boxes of cake/cookie mix from Amazon and discovered they taste nothing like gingerbread! They taste more like nothing! I have baked both cookies and cake with the packages and am slowly using them up, although I probably should have tossed the 12 boxes in the trash! Better Crocker went crackers on this one! Stick with Duncan Hines or Pillsbury---or make your own gingerbread from scratch. There should be a warning on each box: 'Proceed at your own risk!'
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Yes it would make a cake. The mix says right on it: Gingerbread Cake & Cookie mix.I use it to make a square pan of gingerbred and ocassionally a loaf pan style.
1941952
Yes it would make a cake. The mix says right on it: Gingerbread Cake & Cookie mix. I use it to make a square pan of gingerbred and ocassionally a loaf pan style.
1941953
Actually the mix does make a gingerbread cake..the cookie mix refers to a separate receipe on the box
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For cake I've only used the recipes that come with the maker because I heard the store-bought mixes don't turn out as well. For brownies, though, I did use a store-bought mix and they were fine.
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I havent used a cake mix in this, but you could probably fill these twice with a cake mix I'd say.
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Yes you can. Actually superfine is better for baking, the superfine has a less gritty consistency.
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i dont think so, not with the oven because this is a rubber kind of model. ill advice you to use smashed cookies, not so smashed. maybe bits, but to make it to stick together ill advice you to use cover chocolate.
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Yes it can... However the cornbread muffin mix should be a commercial or ready-made recipe that has a lighter almost cake-like consistency. Mixes or batters that are too doughy or thick tend not to cook evenly or burn. Overall it is a great cupcake/muffin maker!
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I don't really know any gingerbread recipes other than the one that came with the gingerbread house, which doesn't make enough to properly fill the pan to get all the details. You would need to double it. It is a pretty tasty one, tho. You could look for recipes on epicurious.com or allthecooks.com (I have found some amazing cake recipes on those sites before) When you freeze them, be sure to wrap in a few layers of plastic wrap followed by aluminum foil that will protect them from getting dried out or freezer burned. Also, Nordicware makes a gingerbread house double pan. It makes two smaller cakes, that might be easier considering how many you need to make. :) I don't really know any gingerbread recipes other than the one that came with the gingerbread house, which doesn't make enough to properly fill the pan to get all the details. You would need to double it. It is a pretty tasty one, tho. You could look for recipes on epicurious.com or allthecooks.com (I have found some amazing cake recipes on those sites before) When you freeze them, be sure to wrap in a few layers of plastic wrap followed by aluminum foil that will protect them from getting dried out or freezer burned. Also, Nordicware makes a gingerbread house double pan. It makes two... » Read More I don't really know any gingerbread recipes other than the one that came with the gingerbread house, which doesn't make enough to properly fill the pan to get all the details. You would need to double it. It is a pretty tasty one, tho. You could look for recipes on epicurious.com or allthecooks.com (I have found some amazing cake recipes on those sites before) When you freeze them, be sure to wrap in a few layers of plastic wrap followed by aluminum foil that will protect them from getting dried out or freezer burned. Also, Nordicware makes a gingerbread house double pan. It makes two smaller cakes, that might be easier considering how many you need to make. :) « Show Less
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I don't think so. There is a cookie recipe on the package and you could probably add it to muffins, but I can't imagine making bread from it.
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Not sure -- suggest you check the recommended capacity/volume for that cake mix on its package, then compare that with the capacity* of the bundlettes. You can do this* by filling each of the bundlette forms with water that you've measured, then total it up. If that total is the same as the recommended baking pan capacity on the cake mix box, it should work out ok. Hope this makes sense.
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Yes, there were several recipes in the instruction guide. However, I didn't try them. I use my own recipes...in a pinch, I cheat and use box of cake mix. I have had the unit for almost a year and still enjoy using it.
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No, you just use your own recipe or a boxed mix. It works great. I also use the paper cupcake liners, which are very convenient.
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Yes, you should be able to do that, but make sure you include some xanthan gum. You can go on line and find the ratio of xanthan gum per cup for items from cookies to bread and in-between. It does make a significant difference. Don't panic at the name, Bob's Red Mill has it and you can find it on this site.
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yes, you can use any batter. however, the best mix to use (by far) is golden malted. well worth the expense. i got it for christmas, and am now hooked. it is wonderful!
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You can use pancake mix but not too thick. Add sweetener and do not over mix the batter.
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My mom used this to make cookies but I don't have her recipe. Keep in mind that this does have some baking powder mixed in with the powdered vanilla.
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Yeap. I line the mold with shortbread cookie dough, bake it and then fill two halves with dulce de leche :)
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Hello... I think it should altho' I have not tried it myself, preferring to make my own cake mix. Just have some muffin cups on standby to use up any remaining batter. This is a solid and well made pan. So I hope you will give it a shot.