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My mom always makes homemade pumpkin bread at Thanksgiving. This year she used Krusteaz pumpkin bread mix and added nuts. I thought it was fabulous. Their banana bread is also good.
My hubby made a gingerbread and caramel sticky poke cake today.. both look lovely.. but he didnt use the recipe with the diet coke for the caramel cake.. as some recipes said..
I've never done this, but my husband reports that he has made many a cake in a Dutch oven over a fire on Boy Scout campouts using this method. When I read your combination of spice cake, root beer, and cream cheese frosting to him, he erupted in an enthusiastic, "Yum!"
I've never done this, but my husband reports that he has made many a cake in a Dutch oven over a fire on Boy Scout campouts using this method. When I read your combination of spice cake, root beer, and cream cheese frosting to him, he erupted in an enthusiastic, "Yum!"
I'm going to make this this weekend. Just a 9x13 inch sheet with canned icing. Nothing fancy for the prototype. If it's as good as your DH and I think it is, my next one will be layered with homemade icing. I love layered cakes. Getting excited about it. Thanks for the encouragement.
I'm going to make this this weekend. Just a 9x13 inch sheet with canned icing. Nothing fancy for the prototype. If it's as good as your DH and I think it is, my next one will be layered with homemade icing. I love layered cakes. Getting excited about it. Thanks for the encouragement.
Had a health scare last weekend so cake was not on the agenda. Nothing some exercise and more fluid intake won't fix. When I get to it, and I will, I'll be back!
The boxed cake and soda idea definitely "works" but the result is noticeably less quality than the real thing. It will work in a pinch, but if you have the normal ingredients on hand, there is really no reason to do the soda version.
The boxed cake and soda idea definitely "works" but the result is noticeably less quality than the real thing. It will work in a pinch, but if you have the normal ingredients on hand, there is really no reason to do the soda version.
But it's more about the convenience and the flavor combinations.
We were asked to bring a dessert for a family get together this weekend and since I'm not much of a baker I'm thinking of trying this recipe as it requires very little work. I'm thinking spice cake and root beer with cream cheese frosting. Has anyone tried this method?
Though i have never tried it, I am hearing more all the time about soda water in baking.
Spice cake and Dr. Pepper would be really good, too.
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I didn't forget about this......
