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* Internet Search Results    *** Search Filter: "Lymedisease"    I Am Baker Blog Recipes... - CakeCentral.com hi! I do quite a bit of decorated sugar cookies, and have dealt with the "dry cookie" issue when using royal icing. This is what works best for me... I roll the cookies to 3/8" thick and underbake them just a little bit. My recipe says to bake at 400 for 10 minutes, so I bake them for 9. After I flood them with royal, they sit out, uncovered, on racks for 18-24 hours before I put more icing on ... When People Ask For Your Recipes - CakeCentral.com I am strictly a hobby baker and if I had a business, it might be completely different. I have all the recipes i use in my computer so it is easy to send them in an attachment so I often share my recipes. My recipes are often a comglomeration of several recipes and I make personal notes in them so they can look quite complicated. Baking Cakes At 300*.... - CakeCentral.com I reduce the heat on almost all the recipes I use; for layer cakes I stick around 300. The cake recipe I use for most decorated cakes is a buttermilk poundcake. The original recipe called for 350. (I have changed the recipe up some) I reduce the heat to 320 and it is great, very moist. I did try to get it as low as 300 but found that it tended ... What's Cheaper? - CakeCentral.com I have been strictly a mix baker and am thinking about trying some scratch recipes. I was just wondering if baking from a mix or scratch is cheaper? Silly Question.... What Do You Call Yourself? - CakeCentral.com While I am a good baker, I only do basic recipes, vanilla, chocolate, RV, Carrot..nothing "main stream" or really gourmet and out of the box with my baking. However, I decorate much differently than other bakeries in the area, I don't do sheet cakes, just "designer cakes" HTH! Red Velvet (Pound?) Cake Recipe Dense Enough To Stack 3 Teir If you are not dedicated to a scratch recipe, here is a doctored cake mix recipe that I have used in tiered cakes and carved cakes and cakes made in the Wilton 3D Skull pan. (Note: I am a hobby baker. I do not sell cakes.) I recently did an anonymous taste test with 12 members of my Cake Club. Each of these members has many years of experience in the cake decorating community or bakery ... Best Cake Mix Extender Recipe For Bc Velvety Vanilla Cake Mix Hi all, I am new to the forum and a novice home baker. I am trying to make some tray/sheet bakes for a local children’s youth centre (hopefully if I can get it right I can do a few trays every weekend). I’ve gone out and bought some Betty Crocker velvety vanilla cake mix. I’ve tried adding two mixed to a large tray bake pan - the pan I’m using is 40x30cm and 4cm deep. The problem I’m ... What To Say When Someone Asks You For Recipes? If you look at successful bakeries, many share their recipes and it come back to them in loyal customers, word-of-mouth, and just general goodwill. I am confident in my baking skills and don't mind sharing. The ones I don't share are Bailey's, Coconut, Boston Cream Pie, Banana Mocha... anything where the average baker would have a high failure ... Duncan Hines' Tiara Pans - Help? - CakeCentral.com I was going through my MIL's cake things and found some of the discontinued Tiara Desserts pans put out by Duncan Hines/Ekco... they're like Mary Jane/obsttorten pans, apparently. (An eBay search will pull up some pics of these things.) At any rate... what does one do with these things? I think they take 4 cups of cake batter, but I have no idea how long to bake and at what temp. It's my ... Do You Really Use All Of Your Own Recipes? - CakeCentral.com Recipes have been around since the beginning of time. Even if you make up your own, you learned the formulas from someone, somewhere... a person or a book, video, etc. For example, I am working hard at a recipe for Guiness Stout Gingerbread. I have tried recipes, changed recipes, graphed recipes, corrected unstable recipes, and baked quite a few.       * Latest Lyme Disease 101 News        *** News Filter: "Lymedisease"     What should we make of Pfizer’s new Lyme vaccine results?  LymeDisease.org A mother’s story: the nightmare in the leaf pile  LymeDisease.org Justin Timberlake reveals Lyme disease diagnosis: 'Relentlessly debilitating'  USA Today Justin Timberlake battling ‘unrelentingly debilitating’ Lyme disease  New York Daily News Lyme disease isn’t the only tickborne disease to watch.  Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health What You Need to Know About Lyme Disease  ASPCA A protein found in human sweat may protect against Lyme disease  MIT News Lyme Disease From Tick Bites Can Wreck Summer Fun  Avera Health 4 Symptoms of Lyme Disease You Should Know  Health News Hub Summertime and the livin’ is risky  Binghamton University