Quick Yellow Cake

From: endeavour

On Nov 17, 2009

No. This cake is just a No. I followed the recipe exactly save for the addition of another teaspoon of vanilla. First off, it is too sweet. It is also too eggy. It came out fluffy but the flavour was incorrigible and I found it to be slightly dry. The edges were also crispy, which i'm not a huge fan of. I will not be making this again.

From: mommyoffour

On Nov 16, 2009

This is a good cake recipe. I used it for cupcakes at DD;s birthday party. I frosted it with chocolate frosting. We will make these again. Thank you for sharing.

From: QueenBof6

On Feb 7, 2005

Had to add my review to the long list of happy eaters. This was great!! It was the moistest of all the cake mixes I've tried. I increased the vanilla and used all butter, awesome, awesome, awesome. Thank you.

From: le corbusier

On Aug 4, 2003

When this cake came out of the oven, I couldn't believe I actually baked this! It was moist, fluffy, light, and "eggy". I must admit, this was the first sheet cake I've ever made and I've never tried the "betty" kind, tho having tried this I wouldn't go for the commercial kind in the future. I don't have a mixer, so I do everyhing by hand. it toke me a while to get the mixture free of lump before adding the eggs, but it was fun to do! I separated the eggs, beat the egg white til fluffy, and add the yolk then fold in whites (something I picked up from foodnetworkCanada). It wasn't hard to make at all! Most importnat of all, it lifts my curse as "queen of burnt baker" and gives me alot of confidence! Thank you SO MUCH. I just served the cake slices with strawberry+sugar syrup and alittle powdered sugar. I think frosting wouldn't do this cake justice. Thank you again MIssNEzzz!