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Moist delicious yellow cake, from a mix you say?
On Tue, 31 May 2011 17:20:09 -0500, Melba's Jammin'
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>> Yes, from a box mix.
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>> I snagged this recipe off of The Pioneer Woman's website.
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>> I need a recipe that I can make several pans of to serve 40 people and
>> this one fits the bill.
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>> Today thought I'd do a test run and it is quick, easy and delicious.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/koko181/5778704320/
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>> Step by step is on my blog if interested.
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>> Here's the recipe ;-)
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>> @@@@@ Now You're Cooking! Export Format
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>> Pig Cake
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>> cakes, desserts
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>> Notes: The Pioneer Woman.com
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>Heh! I've got one that is very similar (cake with oranges, Cool
>Whip-instant pudding-pineapple topping) from a 1985 church cookbook.
>No margarine in my recipe (oil instead), 3 eggs instead of 4. My recipe
>says to not use a mix with pudding added (remember the days when adding
>a box of pudding was to make the cake more moist -- then the mfgrs.
>started adding it themselves. :-0)
Actually, the pudding was for the frosting.
Have any good peas and chicken recipes? I'd like one I could serve
over rice. ;-)
koko
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