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A slice of chocolate cake.
Don't judge me, I'm going through something really hard!
 

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Traditional easter smoked ham.


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Applesauce Spice Cake from America's Test Kitchen. This is a slow cooker recipe; I was afraid the condensation from the lid would drop onto the cake, but I only saw a single drop. I substituted maple sugar (much less sweeter) for regular sugar. It's not anything special, but it is a nice snack that I would make again. The dough was quite dense, but it fluffed up nicely.
 
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I ate a salad for lunch and it was disgusting. I bought it from Wendy's yesterday so I wouldn't have to go out for it today. It did not reheat well.
 
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Applesauce Spice Cake from America's Test Kitchen. This is a slow cooker recipe; I was afraid the condensation from the lid would drop onto the cake, but I only saw a single drop. I substituted maple sugar (much less sweeter) for regular sugar. It's not anything special, but it is a nice snack that I would make again. The dough was quite dense, but it fluffed up nicely.

Bleh. Applesauce is for pork chops and old people. I also put it in my chocolate chip cookie recipe just like Carol from the Walking Dead, but you can't taste it. If you want a good chocolate chip cookie recipe, btw, I can help. That's, like, a real dessert. It's not low fat or low sugar. It is decreased fat from the original recipe, but that's just because cutting down on the butter improved the texture.
 
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The good people who complained that I neglect cauliflower in favor of broccoli will be inexplicably delighted and enthused to know that I ate cauliflower yesterday--oiled and seasoned and salted, just to the right amount.

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Have you had Green Giant's Tuscan Seasoned broccoli? It's in the frozen food section.
 

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Grand Admiral Crunch said:
Bleh. Applesauce is for pork chops and old people. I also put it in my chocolate chip cookie recipe just like Carol from the Walking Dead, but you can't taste it. If you want a good chocolate chip cookie recipe, btw, I can help. That's, like, a real dessert. It's not low fat or low sugar. It is decreased fat from the original recipe, but that's just because cutting down on the butter improved the texture.

You're right about the applesauce. I'm gonna substitute real apples for the sauce next time. I also have a decadent choco chip cookie recipe that I've never used because of the sugar content.
 
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You're right about the applesauce. I'm gonna substitute real apples for the sauce next time. I also have a decadent choco chip cookie recipe that I've never used because of the sugar content.

I'm glad you agree. An Apple Spice Cake sounds much better. I hope it works out for ya.

I'd bake the cookies and give them to co-workers. Btw, my cookie recipe makes soft cookies, if that's what you like.
 
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I had two Reese's Peanut butter eggs, small ones, smashed between Ritz crackers. We have too much Easter candy left.
 
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Applesauce Spice Cake from America's Test Kitchen. This is a slow cooker recipe; I was afraid the condensation from the lid would drop onto the cake, but I only saw a single drop. I substituted maple sugar (much less sweeter) for regular sugar. It's not anything special, but it is a nice snack that I would make again. The dough was quite dense, but it fluffed up nicely.

You know, Tellenbach, this isn't what crock-pots are for. Ovens and pans are for baking cakes. That's why everyone uses them. They're also easier to clean than a crock pot. You can just ask anyone on the street whether cakes are cooked in crock pots, or pans in the oven, and they'll tell you the latter. It's common sense. So i know those people at America's Test Kitchen knew better. I say you got punked.

So here's what you gotta do with your cake batter. Put it in an oven.

What you might like to try is topping your spice cake with blue cheese crumbles, spiced-candied pecans, and honey. The warm flavors of spice cake should be a good compliment to the brighter flavors of blue cheese. Should be. I don't know, but you can tell me if you ever find out. Inquiring minds want to know.
 

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Dude, I'm having that feeling that although I've already eaten enough food, I'm still unaccountably hungry. Maybe it means that I'm eating my own stomach.

But then I shouldn't feel hungry.


It's a confusing feeling.
 

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Dude, I'm having that feeling that although I've already eaten enough food, I'm still unaccountably hungry. Maybe it means that I'm eating my own stomach.

But then I shouldn't feel hungry.


It's a confusing feeling.

Well, at least you aren't in pain from hunger.... that inexplicably happened to me a few days ago. The weird thing was that I had eaten not that long before. Granted, it wasn't a lot of food, but I don't think it should have felt like that.
 

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Browsing the forum now with a bag of gummie bears by my side :D
 

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Grand Admiral Crunch said:
You know, Tellenbach, this isn't what crock-pots are for. Ovens and pans are for baking cakes. That's why everyone uses them. They're also easier to clean than a crock pot. You can just ask anyone on the street whether cakes are cooked in crock pots, or pans in the oven, and they'll tell you the latter. It's common sense. So i know those people at America's Test Kitchen knew better. I say you got punked.

I know it's weird but it makes the cakes really moist and light. I also made their chocolate snack cake (twice) in the crock-pot and it came out delicious the 2nd time. I had to replace the unsweetened chocolate chips with milk chocolate and I added a tablespoon of nutella for good measure.

Edit: You must've thought I poured the batter directly into the crock; nope, I used a 6-inch springform cake pan and a waterbath. I put an inverted 1 inch tall saucer/pan in the crock and then put the cake pan on top. It took an hour and 10 minutes to bake.
 
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