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High Temp
bake at a low temp for long time vs. bake at a high temp for short time?
If you bake a cake at a high temperature for a short time VS baking it at a lower temperature for a longer time, what will the difference be? What happens to the cake?
Oh and also, does quantity affect the time and temperature that you bake it at?
I want to bake 6 cupcakes, but I don't know if I should stick with the usual 360 degrees for 15-20 minutes or change it...
Short version: Leave the thermostat alone. Cupcakes won't be much affected by a change in temperature, but other cakes will. The effects of temperature depend on what's being made. I'll discuss cakes here.
Higher temperatures mean more browning, a tunnel-y crumb, and the possibility of falling--the leavening gases might expand too rapidly, but the heat will not have set the protein (egg and gluten) structure of the cake. The expanded gases leave the batter, and your cake falls and you'll get a tough, pancake-y result. If your cake doesn't crater, a hot oven could mean that your cake will probably have a dome on it, which is troublesome if you're trying to stack layers.
A too cool oven will produce a dry, crumbly cake, one with pale color, and perhaps some surface stickiness. The crumb of the cake could be so crumbly that the cake falls apart when sliced or handled.
If you are making a large cake--over 10" in diameter in its smallest dimension, you might want to lower the oven temp by 25 deg F. A thick cake may need to be covered with foil to prevent over-browning.
Cupcakes will have a domed top and a crumbly texture--more like muffins--if baked too hot. Cupcakes, believe it or not, should have smooth tops, nearly flush with the tin or paper muffin cup. If you want domes, make them with lots of icing.
If by quantity you mean the number of muffins, any number up to a dozen won't require any adjustments. More than one pan of muffins and you may want to rotate the pans left-to-right and 180 degrees after 10 minutes.
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November 7th, 2010 @ 6:51 pm
Its normal (a bit rough) landing, like hmm
November 28th, 2010 @ 5:08 am
January 21st, 2011 @ 6:32 pm
Well, the steel wasn’t reduced to dust, the concrete was. And we didn’t find even *one* of the 4 in the WTC towers crash, or either or the 2 from the plane that allegedly hit the Pentagon. Flight Data Recorders: FDRs are usually located in the rear of the aircraft, typically in the tail. In this position, the entire front of the aircraft is expected to act as a “crush zone” to reduce the shock that reaches the recorder. Also, modern FDRs are typically double wrapped, in strong corrosion-resistant stainless steel or titanium, with high-temperature insulation inside. These are their specs: FLIGHT DATA RECORDER Time recorded: 25 hour continuous Number of parameters: 5 – 300+ Impact tolerance: 3400Gs /6.5ms Fire resistance: 1100 degC/30 min Water pressure resistance: submerged 20,000 ft Underwater locator beacon: 37.5 KHz Battery: 6yr shelf life 30 day operation COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER Time recorded: 30 min continuous, 2 hours for solid state digital units Number of channels: 4 Impact tolerance: 3400 Gs /6.5ms Fire resistance: 1100 deg C /30 min Water pressure resistance: submerged 20,000 ft Underwater locator beacon: 37.5 KHz Battery: 6yr shelf life 30 day operation “Although investigators look for an entire black box, sometimes the only parts of the device that survive are the recorder’s crash-survivable memory units (CSMU). the csmu is almost indestructible. It is housed within a stainless-steel shell that contains titanium or aluminum and a high-temperature insulation of dry silica material.” “It is designed to withstand heat of up to 2,000 degrees fahrenheit for one hour, salt water for at least 30 days, immersion in a variety of liquids such as jet fuel and lubricants, and an impact of 3,400 G’s. By comparison, astronauts are typically exposed to up to six Gs during a shuttle takeoff.” [ABCNews] Taking all the *vast* damage that were dealt to these pieces of equipment, how does a passport survive? BTW, it’s made of *paper*. The boxes are built to survive much, MUCH more abuse than they were actually subjected to. At the very least, had a A/C really crashed into the pentagon, there would have been more debris, we would have found the engines of the aircraft (or at least the titanium pieces, since the melting point of titanium is more than 3000 °F. Condsider this: There are accounts contradicting the official account of the black boxes. Two men who worked in the cleanup operation at Ground Zero claim that they helped authorities find three of the four black boxes in October of 2001. One of the workers, New York City firefighter Nicholas DeMasi, has self-published a book with other Ground Zero workers in which he describes the recovery of the devices. Why would he lie? What does he have to gain? The basement of 4 World Trade Center housed vaults used to store gold and silver bullion. Published articles about precious metals recovered from the World Trade Center ruins in the aftermath of the attack mention less than $300 million worth of gold. All such reports appear to refer to a removal operation conducted in late October of 2001. On Nov. 1, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani announced that “more than $230 million” worth of gold and silver bars that had been stored in a bomb-proof vault had been recovered. Why was there a difference in the amount? Iron melts at 1538ºC, so the presence of these numerous iron-rich spheres implies a very high temperature. Too hot in fact for the fires in the WTC buildings since jet fuel (kerosene), paper and wood furniture and other office materials cannot reach the temperatures needed to melt iron or steel. So how exactly were the metal supports melted, if this is the case? “As the floors collapsed, this left tall freestanding portions of the exterior wall and possibly central core columns. As the unsupported height of these freestanding exterior wall elements increased, they buckled at the bolted column splice connections, and also collapsed.” -FEMA’s Report I’ve watched the video of the collapse. It didn’t happen at all like that. It came straight down, floor by floor. This shows photos of aircraft debris that survived much worse than the black boxes survived, yet came out relatively ok. But what do I know? I only work for the government.
March 2nd, 2011 @ 7:35 am
May 25th, 2011 @ 1:07 pm
TCO,
I suspect part of the problem with your interaction w/ Mc is a technology-relationship interaction issue.
To wit: the new blog host does not offer the ability to move OT posts into a different thread, as was done before. If your post is considered OT, the moderator has two choices: leave it or snip it. He can't move what you say into Unthreaded. Not a choice.
Combine that with the fact that you and SM tend to get into… “vigorous discussions” (high temp
) … it's clear you are pushing his buttons, and he yours.
I don't have a solution, unfortunately. Your style and his obviously grate on each other.
February 12th, 2012 @ 4:24 pm
man u sound like Ukranian ) the accent lol