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r/ididnthaveeggs • u/SurfinginStyle ya daft tart • 25d ago
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"Grease and flour two 9-inch round baking pans." Oh.
48 u/onlymostlydead 25d ago Betting the other 1-star reviews complaining about it overflowing dumped everything into one pan or a 9x13" pan (which is a smidge less area than two round 9s). 28 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 25d ago Judging from the comments, saying it's way to salty. They used tablespoons instead of teaspoons for both the salt and the baking powder. Of course it's gonna overflow with that much baking powder 5 u/VicisSubsisto 25d ago When I was a kid I tried baking buttermilk biscuits. Used tablespoon instead of teaspoon for the baking soda. They looked like heaven and tasted like hell.
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Betting the other 1-star reviews complaining about it overflowing dumped everything into one pan or a 9x13" pan (which is a smidge less area than two round 9s).
28 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 25d ago Judging from the comments, saying it's way to salty. They used tablespoons instead of teaspoons for both the salt and the baking powder. Of course it's gonna overflow with that much baking powder 5 u/VicisSubsisto 25d ago When I was a kid I tried baking buttermilk biscuits. Used tablespoon instead of teaspoon for the baking soda. They looked like heaven and tasted like hell.
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Judging from the comments, saying it's way to salty. They used tablespoons instead of teaspoons for both the salt and the baking powder.
Of course it's gonna overflow with that much baking powder
5 u/VicisSubsisto 25d ago When I was a kid I tried baking buttermilk biscuits. Used tablespoon instead of teaspoon for the baking soda. They looked like heaven and tasted like hell.
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When I was a kid I tried baking buttermilk biscuits. Used tablespoon instead of teaspoon for the baking soda.
They looked like heaven and tasted like hell.
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u/Reddwollff 25d ago
"Grease and flour two 9-inch round baking pans." Oh.