Can someone from your wealth of experience and knowledgehelp us? Someone has bought us a cake mould in the shape of a Sunflower, it really looks great on the box, but unfortunately it didn't come with any recipes only instructions to 'pour the cake mix in the mould and bake'. The mixture has to be runny so as to avoid bubbles and fill all the mould. None of the cake reipes we have are runny they are all 'stodgy or thick' Any suggestions.
Sussexman
When it's brown it's done.
When it's black it's burnt
Just grease and flour your pan well. Pour your favorite cake batter into the pan, tap it lightly on the counter a few times and bake! Cool for 10 minutes before turning it out ...
Sussexman,
The only time runny batter
Is a disaster
is when the cake pan comes in 2 parts. Like an angelfood pan where the center hole-maker is removable.
Just remember to stick a clean knife straight down to the bottom and pull out ... if it's clean it's done. Runny batter make need to cook a bit longer with a slightly less temperature.
Other than that, GO FOR IT!!! :)
