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Cake Decorating

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Jennifers4js Newbie
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This is my first time posting. I am new to celiac and I am looking for a receipt for cakes that have height to them. All the receipts that I have tried so far have come out low. I need height to my cakes. Is there such a thing with gluten free cakes?

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Guest nini
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layer the cakes... that's what I do... It is difficult to get height with gluten-free cakes, but I've had the most success baking with Orgran's all purpose gluten-free flour.

suziew Rookie
suziew
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I make the yellow cake from Annalise Roberts Cookbook. It comes out moist and high. In fact, it came out better than the cakes I used to make before going gluten free.

Jennifers4js Newbie
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Annalise Roberts Cookbook, do you have this book or recipe? I will go on-line and try to find it. Thanks.

jerseyangel Proficient
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The Gluten Free Pantry Cake and Cookie mix rises pretty well. I would say about as high as a "regular" cake mix--and it's very good :)

Jennifers4js Newbie
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Thanks, I will try that. Any other tips for making cakes?

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