Whoa!

[GRLMGC]

Have you seen that new Betty Crocker Bake and fill pan. That is so cool. Except, why would you put Jello inside of a cake.

I'm so easily amused.

[XanaDUer]

1. How do you bake Jello inside a cake?

Hmmmm...Jello...

[GRLMGC]

3. I guess you just add it in after the cake is baked nt

[EstimatedProphet]

6. That's right

1. bake cake
2. pike holes in top with fork
3. pour unset jello on cake, which soaks in
4. refreigeate
5. top with whipped cream
6. yum

[sepia_steel]

8. Holy cow that sounds delicious! n/t

[fluffernutter]

9. i remember these - they were so colorful

you're right, they are good and moist :)

[GRLMGC]

11. I've made jello cookies

They're good. But w/ this pan, the whole middle is gelatin

[EstimatedProphet]

12. Interesting

I've never used the pan so I can't vouch for it. But my mom used to make jello cakes, and they ROCK

[EstimatedProphet]

2. Jello cakes are good

Very moist

[GRLMGC]

4. Interesting nt

[supernova]

5. Putting pudding in cake batter has been a baking

secret for years. It makes the cake very moist. :D

edit: I never would have thought about Jell-O though.

[Merlot]

7. Jello cake was big back in the 70's

So was jello. It was on every salad bar in at least 2 or three flavors. This was before they started making jello shots.

Cole Slaw Jello: add cole slaw to lemon jello. Truely the most disgusting thing I ever saw, but people ate it!

[fluffernutter]

10. mmm, jello shots

:9

[XanaDUer]

13. There is a funny book:"The Gallery of Regrettable Foods"

that features lots of disgusting JEllo recipes. It's a hoot.

I like Jello myself. I lived on it when I had braces. But jello and pigs' feet and jello and cabbage, etc is not what I call good eatin'!