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Uploaded by on Sep 6, 2006

Split layers with a long serrated knife, keeping the blade parallel to the work surface. Get a Chocolate Cake Recipe at http://www.Cuisineathome.com

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  • i swear that cake was cut before she cut it to show us

  • A cotton thread length works good too!You could mark the outer rim with a knife and run a thread across the cake .Take a thread that is a wee bit longer than the cake diameter,so that you can hold it across the cake!Start at the side away from you and pull the thread through the cake following the outer rim markings towards your side!!

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  • @majaajan I was looking for a different way but those layers don't look that even to me. Been ages since I did a layer cake but I put wooden toothpicks at the halfway mark all around about 2 inches apart, then rested the thread loop in a circle, holding one end in fingers of one hand and the other in the other. Then switch ends to the opposite hands/fingers and pull in a crossing manner. It will cut through the cake evenly.

  • @majaajan yea thats what i do too, and i think it must be easier then this method they demonstrate here lol

  • no no

    it looks that way cause she cut the marks first

    so when the pressure of the knife advances it looks like the cake's already cut cause the cut mark opens a little bit

  • she cheated! the cake was already cut in half, she's acting like she's effortlessly slicing away when somebody already did it before!!

  • I got a dumb way of cutting a cake in half - but it works. After the cake has COMPLETELY cooled (it will never work if its warm) i loosen my spring form pan, put a few plates underneath it, which raises the cake half way out of the tin. I then use a large serated bread knife to cut the cake, using the top of the cake tin is my guide - it works.

  • "after scoring all around."

    made me laugh.

  • lol your right

  • kinda reminds me of a bagel

  • this get's BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!

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