pigroaster wrote: 321. The angel food cake mix has all the stuff you need. Just add another cake mix of your choice. No eggs , milk or anything but water! Neat right????
Yep! We have a bag of lemon 321 mix along with us right now. Sometimes we double it and make it in a cereal bowl. Neither one of us remembers where we first heard/read about the recipe a few years back. Yum!!!
pigroaster wrote: 321. The angel food cake mix has all the stuff you need. Just add another cake mix of your choice. No eggs , milk or anything but water! Neat right????
This sounds like a suprise treat for daughter and her friends!
Exactly what do you do?
Sorry for being dense, but could you give me a more detailed example?
What type of cake mix do you use?
You say the angel food cake mix has all you need, what brand is that?
RaenMark wrote: JiminDenver, what an awesome idea with the sheet. As soon as i read that I was, DOHH, why didn't i think of that. Thanks, we'll be trying that one.
Thank you. I can tell you that it was a lifesaver when we had record breaking heat that week. Not only did I have morning shade, it kept the TT cooler longer.
The table was in the was in the way or we would have put a second one up to completely cover the front. Twin sheets would make 1/2 shades.
Tom
You are right, I have seen the shades in the CW catalog since then, I'm sure they would look nicer than a sheet. That week we were a hour from a town and I had to come up with shade or drink my coffee in the TT with the AC on. With the morning sun being so low, a half shade or see thru shade wasn't going to work.
The guy next to us had a electric awning and did it after checking ours out. The early sun was worse for him because his awning was much higher and didn't tilt. His seemed to roll right up.
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321 Use any brand of angel food cake mix you like. Pick any other cake you like. I suggest chocolate. Mix the 2 mixes together in a zip lock bag!, Measure out 3 tablespoons (level)of the zip lock mix into a mug. Add 2 Tablespoons of water. Mix it (stir with a spoon) and make sure you get the dry mix in bottom edges of mug. Place in a microwave oven. Set for 60 seconds on high (some people suggest 45 seconds) I use 60. Remove, let cool for a few minutes. Enjoy with a spoon or add fruit and cool whip or whatever you wish! It is that easy. This is my first and last posting of a recipe hint. Back to other gizmos right????
pigroaster wrote: 321 Use any brand of angel food cake mix you like. Pick any other cake you like. I suggest chocolate. Mix the 2 mixes together in a zip lock bag!, Measure out 3 tablespoons (level)of the zip lock mix into a mug. Add 2 Tablespoons of water. Mix it (stir with a spoon) and make sure you get the dry mix in bottom edges of mug. Place in a microwave oven. Set for 60 seconds on high (some people suggest 45 seconds) I use 60. Remove, let cool for a few minutes. Enjoy with a spoon or add fruit and cool whip or whatever you wish! It is that easy. This is my first and last posting of a recipe hint. Back to other gizmos right????
I got this recipe some time ago from the "Cooks,...." forum on here and have shared it with my friends on the Cooking forum on Gardenweb. They love it for a quick fix and for children to make. We've had the Duncan Hines Dark Chocolate cake mix combined with the Angel Food cake mix in the motorhome ever since although I'm getting ready to add bags of other flavors. DH even used it recently on a short trip by himself. We use the 45 second timing and it is absolutely perfect. You can drop a few flavored chips on top or it it after mixing, but we just like it plain.
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RaenMark wrote: JiminDenver, what an awesome idea with the sheet. As soon as i read that I was, DOHH, why didn't i think of that. Thanks, we'll be trying that one.
Thank you. I can tell you that it was a lifesaver when we had record breaking heat that week. Not only did I have morning shade, it kept the TT cooler longer.
The table was in the was in the way or we would have put a second one up to completely cover the front. Twin sheets would make 1/2 shades.
Tom
You are right, I have seen the shades in the CW catalog since then, I'm sure they would look nicer than a sheet. That week we were a hour from a town and I had to come up with shade or drink my coffee in the TT with the AC on. With the morning sun being so low, a half shade or see thru shade wasn't going to work.
The guy next to us had a electric awning and did it after checking ours out. The early sun was worse for him because his awning was much higher and didn't tilt. His seemed to roll right up.
I like your use of a bed sheet. I use a fabric shower curtain. I clothes pin (or binder clip) it to the flap on the awning. Easy on, easy off. Or I also have awning hooks that slide in the groove on the awning and then hook through the holes in the shower curtain for a more secure hanging - but they take longer to take down if a sudden Wyoming "breeze" comes up.
I'll have to stock another bed sheet in the 5er. Good idea! Thanks for sharing.
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RaenMark wrote: JiminDenver, what an awesome idea with the sheet. As soon as i read that I was, DOHH, why didn't i think of that. Thanks, we'll be trying that one.
Thank you. I can tell you that it was a lifesaver when we had record breaking heat that week. Not only did I have morning shade, it kept the TT cooler longer.
The table was in the was in the way or we would have put a second one up to completely cover the front. Twin sheets would make 1/2 shades.
Tom
You are right, I have seen the shades in the CW catalog since then, I'm sure they would look nicer than a sheet. That week we were a hour from a town and I had to come up with shade or drink my coffee in the TT with the AC on. With the morning sun being so low, a half shade or see thru shade wasn't going to work.
The guy next to us had a electric awning and did it after checking ours out. The early sun was worse for him because his awning was much higher and didn't tilt. His seemed to roll right up.
I like your use of a bed sheet. I use a fabric shower curtain. I clothes pin (or binder clip) it to the flap on the awning. Easy on, easy off. Or I also have awning hooks that slide in the groove on the awning and then hook through the holes in the shower curtain for a more secure hanging - but they take longer to take down if a sudden Wyoming "breeze" comes up.
I'll have to stock another bed sheet in the 5er. Good idea! Thanks for sharing.
Okie
I really like the idea of the shower curtain.....think I'll have to look for one to match the colors of the TT!
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Poppy & Nana wrote: ....I really like the idea of the shower curtain.....think I'll have to look for one to match the colors of the TT!
.. or a nice scene. This fabric shower curtain keep the sun off the table for breakfast and then gets folded and put away.
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