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Feb 28, 2011 | From the kitchen of Rose

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That's really good news for me. I will definitely try the Red velvet both in an 8 inch and cupcake pan sizes and compare the difference. I'll share in your blog how it turned out.

Thanks for the tips.

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I live in Colorado; our elevation is 6,400 ft. Does anyone know if the recipes in the Bread Bible need adjusting for altitude?

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Rose Levy Beranbaum
Rose Levy Beranbaum in reply to comment from Chat Estepa
02/28/2011 02:27 PM

chat, the good news is that the german chocolate cake is already worked out for cupcakes--see the designer cupcakes. if doing the German choc. cake topping you don't need to add the milk choc. ganache syrup as it sweetens the cake and also moistens it adequately.

as for the red velvet, we have not tried this as cupcakes so you'd need to experiment. do let us know if you do.

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Hi Ms Rose,

I just bought a copy of you "heavenly cakes". It's just as wonderful as your "cake bible". I can't wait to take a break and enjoy it. You're incredible and your books are very well thought of.

I have a question here; I'm wondering if I can use some of your cake recipes for cupcakes. I know you have the yellow and chocolate butter cupcakes in the book but I would like to try the Red Velvet and the German Chocolate cakes. My family just love individual desserts like cupcakes, and I want to surprise them on our next party.

Thanks for the wonderful books you have published.

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