NEED pumpkin roll cake recipe

Shannon O.
on 11/25/09 9:49 am - Reading, PA

if you were at liz's and have a copy of the recipe can you please post it... I showed it to my parents but now i can't find it and wonder if my mom took the recipes lol...

please post it pretty please!




Shannon O.
on 11/25/09 10:19 am - Reading, PA

Nicole told me where I could find it online... whoop... if you want it look here...

 http://www.bariatriceating.com/BEhealthnutrition/recipes/van illacreampumpkinroll.php

 




kgoeller
on 11/25/09 11:21 am - Doylestown, PA
I made it today - it's in the fridge for tomorrow - so we'll see how it turned out!  

Pam - did yours crack when you first unrolled it?  (Mine did ... but i spread the icing on it anyway and rolled it back up - just wasn't sure why it did that!)

Karen
Shannon O.
on 11/25/09 11:43 am - Reading, PA
well mine is cooling now... but i jazzed up the frosting lol... made it more vanillie if that is a word lol... I added a couple tbsps of milk to it and some vanilla sf instant pudding... omg it could make cardboard taste good lol...



Pam Hart
on 11/25/09 8:39 pm - Easton, PA
Funny you should mention that - I almost did something very similar to that - but hadn't thought of the instant pudding!  Will definately have to keep that in mind.
Instead of complaining that the rosebush has thorns, be happy that the thorn bush has roses.
Pam Hart
on 11/25/09 8:39 pm - Easton, PA
One of them cracked a little bit - but not much - and it's such a moist cake that once you roll it back up and stick it in the fridge it kind of sticks back together.

I think it's just the nature of rolling a baked good that causes it to crack!
Instead of complaining that the rosebush has thorns, be happy that the thorn bush has roses.
lynnc99
on 11/26/09 2:46 am
Just asked hubby the baking pro - he says that the cracking could be two things. One - it may be slightly overbaked. Two - pumpkin acts as a "blotter" and continues to absorb liquid as it bakes (think of how a pumpkin pie can crack). It may be necessary to add a bit more liquid next time. (Looking for the recipe myself right now...)
Pam Hart
on 11/25/09 8:40 pm - Easton, PA
Oh - and if you have time - once it is rolled with the icing and cool, stick it in the freezer for awhile - it makes it MUCH easier to cut.  Obviously need to allow for thaw time if you do that, though.  It doesn't take to long to defrost, however.

Pam
Instead of complaining that the rosebush has thorns, be happy that the thorn bush has roses.
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