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How to make your cakes moist?

Interesting tip i found: Here’s a little trick to add moisture into your layers: Combine 1 cup of sugar and 2 cups of water. Bring to boil and boil for approximately 3 minutes. Let cool. Pour liquid into a spray bottle or pouring bottle. (http://www.bakerella.com/finally-i-found-it/)

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Date Posted: 2013/05/19
sirajudeen kunnepparambil
by sirajudeen kunnepparambil , executive pastry chef , royal pastry’s

 Make sure to follow the recipe, using the ingredients called for. Some cakes use milk, buttermilk, or sour cream for liquid. They all are appropriate for different types of cakes. Some cakes use vegetable oil, butter, or shortening for the fat. Make sure to use real butter and not a substitute when butter is called for, as substitutes contain water, which will not give the same tender crumb as the fat from the butter.

paul okech n'goda
by paul okech n'goda , Executive chef , SOPA LODGES & RESORTS HOTEL

By following the recipe to the last latter and using correct baking temperature.

Kamran Butt
by Kamran Butt , Quality Assurance Manager , Cakes and Bakes

baking at high temperature for low time 

Adeel Samad
by Adeel Samad , Bakery Manager , Dubai Delight Bakery L.L.C

Many methods are there to moisten the cake, few are, * Recipe Type and quantity of fat in use Use of liquid glucose Use of Glycerine Use of water Use of liquid milk * Use of liquid on or into baked sponge. Liquid can be milk, sugar syrup,juice etc * Baking at high heat for less time

brush them with sirop & alcohol

JABIR HUSAIN
by JABIR HUSAIN , pastry chef , National corporation for tourism & hotels

Always mixed cake batter longer and slow speed and perfect time 

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