Cake tartare

Mak­ing cup­cakes, and… umm, clean­ing up. A bit of bat­ter here and there. Can’t throw it away.

Hope­fully the eggs are fresh enough.…

At any rate, I am won­der­ing: How was cake invented? A com­plex mix­ture, depend­ing for its con­sis­tency on a num­ber of trans­for­ma­tive steps and the non­lin­ear inter­re­la­tion­ships between sev­eral ingre­di­ents. It’s not bread, exactly. It’s not an egg pie that got puffy… is it?

So how did we obtain cake?

Unless by some Intel­li­gent Designer, that is. Teach the Con­tro­versy in Home Eco­nom­ics, that’s what I say.

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  1. You know, this does not answer your ques­tions at ALL. But a few weeks ago, I watched two friends eat Pork Tartare (no, not beef, but pork!) in Dres­den, Ger­many. Raw pork! I did not know it was pos­si­ble. Any­way, give me cake tartare over any other tartare any day.

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