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You can try. It will depend on the type of the cake. Some, like pound cakes or other moist cakes, might roll better. Drier cakes will begin to crumble, though.
Most bakeries will make their own cakes from recipes.
Cornstarch makes cakes lighter and more moist. Since cornstarch absorbs more liquid than flour does you only need half the amount of cornstarch as flour in a recipe. It works best in sponge type cakes which have no butter in the batter.
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Order of importance can begin with the least important point. This is the end and the most important.
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A typical cake recipe calls for some type of fat (butter, margarine, shortening or oil) to be creamed together with sugar. Eggs are beaten into this mixture. Next, flour is sifted, and combined with baking powder, baking soda (or both) and salt. Then liquid, generally milk, is added to the batter alternately with the flour mixture. Flavorings are added at this time and the batter beaten gently until smooth. Most layer cakes are baked at 350º for about 24-35 min. depending on the type of pan(s) used. It is critical to success in almost all cakes to grease and flour the pans, the exception being angel food cake.
Yes, most bundt cakes can be successfully frozen, then thawed to room temperature before serving. However, "tunnel" cakes, or bundt cakes with some sort of cream filling would need to be considered according to the type of filling. Custard fillings may not freeze and defrost well.
You can find cupcakes and cakes at birtually any type of food store or market and at bakeries.
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