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Increase the oven temperature by 15-25F.

Here are some general guidelines if you’re at 3000ft: That being said, elevation plays a big part too and the right balance may need some experimenting. If you dip your scoop into your flour sometimes you get more than you need. It’s best to spoon the flour into your measuring up and level it off. Overly dense cakes can be from overmixing the cake batter once the flour is added (it develops too much gluten) or not using room temperature ingredients so the cake batter doesn’t emulsify properly. Hi Emily! So glad you liked it 🙂 My cakes tend to be more on the dense side rather than light and fluffy, but it shouldn’t be unpleasantly dense. This conversion is done automatically and I cannot guarantee the accuracy but many readers have had success using the metric option for this recipe.If you click it it will convert everything to grams. There is a Metric option in the recipe card.The finished cake (whole or sliced, stored airtight) can be frozen for up to 3 months.Ĭan I get the measurements by weight/grams?.You can also freeze it for up to 3 months. The cooled cereal crumble can be stored in an airtight container for up to a week.Bring to room temp and rewhip before using. The frosting can be placed in an airtight container and refrigerated for 1 week for frozen for 3 months.The cooled cake layers can be baked ahead of time, double wrapped in plastic wrap, and frozen for up to 3 months.The recipe will make 18-24 cupcakes depending on size.

To make cupcakes, all you need to do is reduce the baking time - start checking at 15mins or so.

The recipe as-is will also work in three 6″ pans.

It was all going swimmingly, except that I have this annoying desire to make things perfect, so I kept fussing with it and pressing more and more into the sides… until the cake started to fall OFF of the bowl and I had to literally grab it with my hands. Surely this would be easy given that I’d done it before - prop the cake on an upside-down bowl and press stuff into the sides. I wanted to try something a bit different, so I thought I’d crush up some more cereal and press it into the sides, kinda like my Funfetti Cake, but with cereal instead of sprinkles. It’s always a last minute decision these days, and I don’t know if it’s just because I have no ideas, or because I want it to be perfect and (relatively) easy to do. In true Olivia fashion, I couldn’t decide how I wanted to decorate this cake. Over 50 of my very favorite cake recipes all in one place! From Classic Cakes to Holiday favorites and everything in between.