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betty967
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I would like to cooke a cake to my hubby.Can you halp me? P.s. To cooke or cooke? thanks
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qsducks
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Look up pinkchick, she has a site where you can go to and make him an ice cream cake.
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qsducks;939448 wrote: Look up pinkchick, she has a site where you can go to and make him an ice cream cake.


I still haven't made that yet ducks :-5

I want some now!

I have to make a cake tomorrow for my dad - It's a fruit cake for his birthday on Monday :D:-4
Very nearly perfect ... :D
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along-for-the-ride
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betty967;939416 wrote: I would like to cooke a cake to my hubby.Can you halp me? P.s. To cooke or cooke? thanks


What's his favorite kind of cake? Get a recipe for it. Buy the ingredients you need, get out your cake pans, mixing bowl, measuring tools, and mixer, and just follow the recipe. Preheat your oven beforehand, and let the cake cool before you ice it.

I hope I did help some.:)
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abbey
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betty967;939416 wrote: P.s. To cooke or cooke? thanks
To cook.

I'm a terrible cook so can't help but I'm sure we have some fine laies who are wonderful in the kitchen. :)
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betty967;939416 wrote: I would like to cooke a cake to my hubby.Can you halp me? P.s. To cooke or cooke? thanks


To cook is to:



* prepare a hot meal; "My husband doesn't cook"

* prepare for eating by applying heat; "Cook me dinner, please";

* transform and make suitable for consumption by heating; "These potatoes have to cook for 20 minutes"

* someone who cooks food


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In terms of baking sweets in the oven we usually use the term "bake" or "to bake" predominantly using an oven..."I'm going to bake my hubby a cake"...Formal...

* cook and make edible by putting in a hot oven; "bake the potatoes"

* prepare with dry heat in an oven;


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betty967
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Looks delicious!! :)
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