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Posted by Trevy Thomas Aug 4, 2008 |
No wonder I've never liked baking. Clearly, it is full of little secret tricks that only experienced bakers are let in on. Fortunately, I get to pick the brains of professional cooks so I can be in the know without all that hands-on practice.
Dede Wilson, author of The Birthday Cake Book, taught me that when a cake is stuck to the pan (I mean really stuck as in no way to save it), you simply add some cream, fruit, maybe a liquor, lump it all in a pretty dish and call it a trifle. I didn't even know there was such a thing, but next time I try to bake a cake, I'm going to keep the fruit and liquor at the ready just in case.
Learn more tips and tricks on cake baking in my recent interview with Ms. Wilson. Happy baking.