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∙ 13y agoNormally you'd scale the recipe up to get the serving size you want. To use your example; the recipe serves 8 but you want it to serve 80 so since 80/8=10 you multiply all your ingredients by 10. So 2 eggs becomes 20 eggs, 6 cups of flour becomes 60 cups of flour... you see the trend? This method usually work best with small multiplying numbers to increase how much the recipe will yield. (Like increasing by two or three)
To try and scale up by this large might not produce very good results and I'm not sure that you'll even have a big enough bowl or pan to make this. If you do have a large enough pan or oven to make this large a cake you'll have to make sure that the batter is the right consistency you may need to add more flour or another ingredient. Be prepared for the cake to not come out different from a larger yield batch than normal.
It'll be easier if you just make 10 cakes. You can either have 10 cakes you cut into 8 pieces or you can take all 10 cakes (make sure you use a rectangle pan if you do this) and put them side by side and frost them together. It'll give the illusion that it's one big cake and you don't need industrial equipment, just a large tray to serve it on.
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∙ 13y agocake mania is a game where you make cakes and serve them to the right person
A 15 by 11 inch cake pan will make a sheet cake. This size of cake should serve at least 60 people depending on the size of the pieces that are cut. Smaller pieces may serve up to 90.
a quick dessert that can be made is.... brownies so goood and if that takes 2 long for u make a caramel capppichino frappe , look it up !
A 12" x 18" cake pan will make 72 servings.
you can serve cookies for your guest and a cake pie with red icing and sprinkles
You can say it simply like that, just make it more polite. Maybe something like, "I intended to make the cake, but my skills were not that good" or "I really wanted to make the cake, but didn't think I could do it right and then have to serve everyone a bad cake" or something like that.
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Well you have to keep in mind that if you increase the egg amount, you also have to increase the cake mix amount as well. Baking requires precise measurement unfortunately. So 1st thing you would have to do is double your recipe so that it serves 12 people. That would make it 2cups of cake mix and 8 eggs. But you want to make 15 which means you need half of the recipe so that it serves 3 and not 6. That would make you double batch of 12 to 15 servings. So you would need another 1/2 cup of cake mix and 2 more eggs, so your total would be: 2 &1/2 cup cake mix and 10 eggs.....****remember you can't increase one and not the other. That won't work in baking.
If it's a birthday party; welcome home party; anniversary, etc., 'the slicing of the cake' means you gather the guests all together around the person or persons the party is for and bring in the cake so the person can cut the cake. The proper etiquette is guest of honor can either make the first slice in the cake and continue slicing to serve to the guests or, the guest of honor can make the first slice in the cake and the host or hostess will finish cutting the cake and serving it to the guests.
The bride and groom both hold the knife together to make the first slice in the wedding cake. This symbolizes the beginning of their life together. The cake is sliced after the wedding ceremony at the wedding reception. The rest of the cake is sliced without any special significance as the easiest way to serve the cake to guests.
Take every measurement and DOUBLE it. EXAMPLE: If it askes for 1/2 teaspoon of something; now you want to make that 1 teaspoon.
cake obviously! but you use butter, sugar, milk and eggs to make cake