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      #307799 - 05/22/07 01:38 PM
Natalia82

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Ok, sometimes the english gets me in trouble

I would love to know what an Angel Food Cake is exactly. Is it the way its made or is it just a brand?

And can someone tell me what cream of tartar is?

Thnx

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Re: Questions about ingredients new
      #307836 - 05/22/07 07:21 PM
Little Minnie

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Angelfood cake is like a sponge cake with no egg yolks. It is a flour base with whipped egg whites. Cream of tartar is a biproduct of wine making and is used in angelfood cake and snickerdoodle cookies and honestly nothing else I have ever seen. It is a stabilizer for the egg whites I believe.
In the US we eat different cake types than in Europe. Our cakes are fluffier and sweeter and don't have chunks/fruits in them. I hope this helps.

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      #307846 - 05/23/07 03:01 AM
Natalia82

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Thnx

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      #307849 - 05/23/07 04:51 AM
stm8177

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Cream of tartar is also (rarely) called bee's wing or beeswing.


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Pie colapsing new
      #307856 - 05/23/07 07:07 AM
Natalia82

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A completely different question: why do the midst of my cakes keep falling in after been cooling on rack for 20-50 min? The sides are done but the middle isnt. Does that mean i have my oven too cold, too hot, or that the time the pie is in there is wrong?

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Re: Pie colapsing new
      #307869 - 05/23/07 10:49 AM
stm8177

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Eggs add structure to baked foods. Can you eat eggs?

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Re: Pie colapsing new
      #307879 - 05/23/07 01:18 PM
Natalia82

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I eat egg whites. These cakes i made are from the forum or Heathers recipes and did have egg whites in them. They still collapsed.. i think maybe something goes wrong with calculating from Fahrenheit to Celsius...

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Re: Pie colapsing new
      #307889 - 05/23/07 05:06 PM
Little Minnie

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You want to bake at a moderate temp and for a longer time. The lower you cook the more evenly the outside will get done with the inside. Of the recipes I've seen for the UK I believe it is somewhere around 165? I know your 200 is our 400 and we usually bake at 350 so 165 seems right maybe. Make sure that a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Also I have found for her zucchini breads and such that it is almost impossible to get it cooked through- it should instead be cooked in 2 pans. Most of my cinnamon zucchini bread has a gooey couple inches in the middle if I don't divide it into 2 pans. So try that and try turning down the temp and baking longer if the batter is the right size for the pan.

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Re: Pie colapsing new
      #307892 - 05/23/07 05:51 PM
stm8177

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Angel Food Cake help

I did a google search, because I was curious myself. Maybe that question and answer at the link will help?

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Re: Pie colapsing new
      #307903 - 05/24/07 12:33 AM
Natalia82

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Thnx again, ill try that.

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