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Is it possible to make a volcano cake without a bundt cake pan?

May 02, 2010 by Amanda | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

Question: I need to make a birthday cake this week. I wanted to use an island theme so I was hoping to make a volcano cake. The only problem is that all the recipes I have found call for a bundt cake pan and since I am a student living abroad I only have the very basic essentials in my

Answer: I do not know of any but I would suggest borrowing one or bartering for one.

We can live basically forever without money with what we have right now.

Or possibly you can post in the wanted section on Craigslist (you don't mention where you are abroad)

Rebecca B | May 02, 2010

Might be a bit of work but use cupcake tins and make mini ones. If not use a regular sheet cake pan and make several cakes. You can always cut and mold cake into the shape you'd like after it's been cooked. Layer the smaller sizes on top of the larger ones and cover up any imperfections

The Squeeezebox | May 02, 2010

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