When I make the Enhanced cake mix from this site it is all very good. My concern is, that when I use chocolate cake mix, Betty Crocker or Pillsbury, after adding the chocolate pudding, sour cream and other ingredients, my batter is way thick. I'm taking dough like consistency and not pourable at all. I'm afraid to add extra water. Does anyone else experience this for the chocolate? If so, what do you do if anything? Thanks!
Kakeladi - I used your receipe for WASC for both white cake and chocolate for my daughters wedding cake. Three tiers, each tier had a layer of white and a layer of the chocolate. Everyone loved the cake! The layers were baked, frozen, and transported from Florida to Massachusetts.
There are several Enhanced Cake Mix recipes on CC:
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/enhanced-cake-mix/
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/enhanced-mix-recipe/
As well as an Enhanced Cake Forumula recipe:
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/enhanced-cake-formula/
And a Super Enhanced Cake Formula recipe:
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/super-enhanced-cake-formula/
HTH
This is the one that I use.
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/enhanced-cake-mix/
When I bake my cakes, they are very thick, they bake high to the top of the pan then as they cool it seems that they deflate. They do not fall or sink in the middle, it's like the entire cake just got smaller in the height. It is still super moist, but when I'm putting a white & chocolate side by side to make my 1/2 sheet, I really have to cut down on the white.
You can use one cup of water. It will just take longer to bake. In fact, l don't like thick batter for cupcakes since they sink. Just add more water and see what happens. I think you will be pleased. I fixed that problem with cupcakes and it works like magic!!
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