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Pamela's Products chocolate cake mix -- Review
Tue Mar 25, 2008 2:10 am by Bete'avon!
PC typing Review: Pamela's Products Chocolate Cake mix


I'm in love! I finally found a GF chocolate cake mix that is rich, moist and so good you need no icing!

I made this last Shabbat and the group I have over all loved it. I made some cherry brook vanilla icing to which I added some hazelnut extract to, and topped it when served with fresh raspberries.

I love how Pamelas mixes give you various ways to make them. I tried this with their brownies, but this cake came out so good, better even than any other chocolate cake mix I've had ( the regular kind even).

I looked over the various methods,

Ultra rich
Volcano
Decadent pound
one ingredient
Mocha
Egg-free

and choose to try a combo of two, I added 1 1/4 cups of mayo ( next time I will try the sour cream) and 1 very large egg. I didn't cut down on the water . I baked it for 25 minutes in a 9 x 13" pan and then checked and it was done.

This was so good I went out and bought 2 bags of mix and now have to bake and eat them before Passover because they do contain baking powder.

The flour ingredients are white and brown rice but I did not get any gritty taste like I usually do with anything made with this kind of flour. Makes me wonder how that is?

I have been thinking about how to eliminate that and thought to first soak the rice flour in the liquid ingredients for a bit and then add a bit more with the rest of the ingredients. Not sure if that will help but will try it in my next recipe calling for rice flour.


Two thumbs up! A- OK A- OK

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