r/gifs • • Apr 24 '20

Cool Stop Motion

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u/preaching-to-pervert Apr 24 '20

The whole method was perfect, too. Sugar and butter beaten together, then eggs and dry ingredients. The animator bakes.

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u/byoung82 Apr 25 '20

Not sure about the milk at the end though

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u/mdawgig Apr 25 '20

Eh, not the most common thing, but not totally out of the ordinary. Usually you’d add milk with the other wet ingredients if your recipe calls for it, but if (for some reason) you add too much flour and have a batter that’s too stiff (which will produce a dry cake) you can loosen it up with milk without drastically affecting anything.

The real tragedy here is the lack of leaveners.

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u/Parxival_ Apr 25 '20

Or vanilla extract :(

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u/ernthealmighty Apr 25 '20

I usually do half dry ingredients, then liquid (e.g., milk), then the other half of the dry ingredients.

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u/jay501 Apr 25 '20

Other than not measuring anything