Pound Cake Recipe : Adding Eggs to Make a Pound Cake Recipe

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  1. caa1000 Says:

    I would prefer to open the eggs separately, so I don’t get shells in the mix. That was classic!

  2. arealsistah Says:

    Why don’t you put all of the eggs in a measuring cup and then add the eggs one at a time. That would be much safer; especially for the novice cooks.

  3. celestial1952 Says:

    Why do you dilute the baking soda, why not just add to the dry ingredients, like the salt and flour?

  4. cakesncookies1 Says:

    THis guy is horrible.. does he know how to do anything right«é

  5. littlecarameldrop Says:

    I know right? He don’t know what the fuck he’s doing

  6. stillwaiting333 Says:

    You always crack your eggs into a seperate dish…then add them. That way if you get a bad egg or a bloddy egg you dont have to waste all your butter etc.

  7. Jellybeaner1991 Says:

    hahaha…nice… it’s better if you put the eggs in a seperate dish… so accidents like that won’t happen lmao xD

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