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iwishiwasthere

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Jul 12, 2005
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I just made a coconute cream cake for a friend's birthday. While everyone raved about it, I thought the cake was dry. It was from scratch and not a mix. Any suggestions on how to make it less dry? I baked it 5 minutes less than the recipe said.:dunno:
 

Miss Kitty

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Send me one and I will do a taste test. :D
 

rapunzel

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Nov 30, 2005
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Reduce the amount of flour you use next time. Always take away a couple of tablespoons on a low humidity day, add one or two for a rainy day. Also, if you use dark, non-stick cake pans, you should reduce the baking temperature by about 25 degrees.
 

iwishiwasthere

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Jul 12, 2005
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Tennessee
Reduce the amount of flour you use next time. Always take away a couple of tablespoons on a low humidity day, add one or two for a rainy day. Also, if you use dark, non-stick cake pans, you should reduce the baking temperature by about 25 degrees.


:clap_1: Thanks!!
 

htjhs8

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Mar 1, 2007
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my mom always added a couple tablespoons of "wesson oil" to the batter...to combat dryness....worked every time
 

Seababe

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I gleaned the add just a weeee bit more oil (say a tablespoon or two) more than the recipe calls for and also add just a bit more water a few drops and bake it a few minutes less.
 

iwishiwasthere

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Jul 12, 2005
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Tennessee
I gleaned the add just a weeee bit more oil (say a tablespoon or two) more than the recipe calls for and also add just a bit more water a few drops and bake it a few minutes less.

Thanks and :welcome:
 
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