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Chocolate Cake Mix

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Easy Bake Chocolate Cake Mix

6 teaspoons flour
4 teaspoons sugar
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon unsweetened cocoa
3/4 teaspoon shortening
1 Pinch salt
6 teaspoons milk

Mix all dry ingredients, slowly Add milk. Pour into greased baking pan that
comes with the toy oven. Bake as directed in children’s oven.

Note: For a vanilla (yellow) cake, omit the cocoa and add a drop or two of
vanilla with the milk. Makes 1 serving.

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11 thoughts on “Chocolate Cake Mix”

  1. hello my daughter just received an easy bake oven. i love this site! regarding the shortening..

    1) is this crisco? and also do I mix this in with the dry ingredients or is it used to grease the pan?

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    • Hello my daughter just received an easy bake oven. I love this site! Regarding the shortening..

      1) is this crisco? and also do I mix this in with the dry ingredients or is it used to grease the pan?

      I’m new to this site but love it, quick ?, Can I use butter instead of shortening?

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      • I’m new to this site but love it, quick ?, Can I use butter instead of shortening?

        Yes, use equal amounts of butter. If the recipe calls for 2 T. shortening, use 2 T. butter instead. The only difference you will notice is that is spreads more (not a big deal in a cake) and that cakes made with butter have a tendency to “seep” in warmer weather. (Because the butter melts), whereas shortening doesn’t.

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  2. so, do you just sort of mash the shortening into the dry ingredients until it’s fairly well blended? or do you melt it and stir it in?

    i’m so happy to have found your site because i’m getting my granddaughter an easybake for christmas and want to make up a little “cookbook” for her. 🙂

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  3. You cut in the shortening (a fork works great for this) until the mixture resembles fine crumbs. Then add the milk last, careful not to overmix.

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  4. this will make great stocking stuffers for my granddaughters! place in a cute container with the instructions.

    how long do you need to bake it?

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    • How long do you need to bake it?

      Depending on how long you preheat it that’s how long you put it in for so for snack center 15 min. Ultimate oven 20.min

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  5. Question:

    Does this recipe work for the old easy bake ovens?

    Just curious. I have one of the originals but not one of the old ones I am always curious if they both work the same.

    Reply

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