Baking fails are so frustrating. You’re wondering why I haven’t posted
for a few weeks. It’s not that I wasn’t baking, it’s that I’ve been
experimenting and failing. Oh, and trying to get good natural lighting for
shooting. It meant that I would run home from work and then try to shoot in the
last few minutes of sunlight. (Maybe I should invest in some lights…)
But spring is finally here, and with it more daylight hours for
photographing! I wanted to make a cake that represented spring and although the
outside turned out pretty, the cake was a complete bust. It was dense, rubbery,
and kind of dry. And it was full of tiny holes. When I suggested throwing the
entire thing out, the fiancé said I should bring it to work, but when he took a
bite, agreed that it had to go straight into the trash.
The good thing is that I didn’t making the cake for any occasion or for
a gift or potluck. I made it for me – as in I wanted to make a cake for
experimenting and practicing. Which is why I didn’t get upset when it failed.
Apparently, I would’ve been upset for a week had it been meant for
someone/something.
Anyways, thought you’d like some photos. Can you detect the density of
the cake?
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