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Cake Baking 
 
by Lee Ann Sontheimer Murphy May 19, 2005

Ever envy the talent needed to bake those delicious birthday cakes found in the bakery case? Wish you could create a wedding cake like the pros? Or, have you longed to make a cake from scratch that turned out picture perfect?

Cake Baking

If so, there's no reason why you can't turn out professional-quality cakes and desserts from your own kitchen. With the right equipment and a few simple tips anyone can create confections that rival those of any professional baker!

The first step is to prepare. Be familiar with the recipe and make certain that you have all the ingredients on hand. Substitutions should never be used if you want success. Start with a clean, dry work area. Wash your hands before you begin and make sure your utensils are in order.

Use the Right Equipment

These utensils are a must for anyone who wants to bake beautiful and tasty cakes from scratch:

  1. Glass bowls
  2. Good quality mixer, preferably on a stand for hands-free operation
  3. A set of measuring cups for dry ingredients and glass measuring cups for liquid measure.
  4. Wooden or plastic spoons for stirring and folding
  5. A sifter. This handy utensil is a must if you want to bake light cakes.
  6. Quality bake ware. Shiny (non-coated) aluminum is best. If possible, avoid dark coated pans and save glass bake ware for pies, not cakes.
  7. Oven thermometer. Don't trust your stove to be accurate. Invest a few dollars in a good oven thermometer so you can be certain of oven temperature.
  8. Measuring spoons
  9. Cake tester
  10. Cooling racks

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