Mousse Filling

Decorating By libs Updated 27 Apr 2007 , 11:26pm by traciek

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libs Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 3:26pm
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Has anyone ever used a mousse filling in there cake before,
is it do able!!
will it be ok or will it make the sponge soggy. has anyone tried this before, or should I forget this yummy idea that ive had and stick to buttercream thumbsdown.gif . please if you can shed some light

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Justenjoyingit Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 3:35pm
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I have put mousse filling in my cakes, if you are afraid of soggy but a thin layer of buttercream on first then put your filling.

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projectqueen Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 3:36pm
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As long as you don't make the mousse too soupy you should be fine.

Just don't forget to pipe a thick buttercream "dam" around the edge of the cake before you fill it to keep the mousse from bulging out the sides.

Good luck.

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JavaJunkieChrissy Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 4:10pm
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Yes, all the time. Just make sure you put it in the fridge.

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libs Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 4:17pm
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Do I have to keep it in the fridge, until serving it , that means covering it in fondant then putting it in the fridge overnight so it can set. thanks for your help you guys CC is awesom

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projectqueen Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 4:25pm
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Yes, keep it in the fridge overnight but take it out about 1/2 hour or an hour before serving so it can come to room temperature.

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shelleylynn Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 7:23pm
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So, you can put fondant in the fridge?? I thought you couldn't do that!!

Thanks
Shelleylynn

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projectqueen Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 7:25pm
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I have put MMF in the fridge with no ill effects. Not sure about other brands, though.

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shelleylynn Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 7:27pm
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Thanks projectqueen!!!

How long do you keep your left over mmf? I made some last weekend and don't know how long the rest will last for!

Shelleylynn

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nannaraquel Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 7:47pm
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Shelleylynn...mmf, if stored properly, lasts pretty much forever! Slather the remaining mmf in shortening, double wrap in plastic wrap, and store in a ziploc bag with all the air squeezed out. Or, if you have a foodsaver, seal it with the foodsaver. As long as it's stored properly, people have said that they've opened it and used it after a year. icon_smile.gif

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grama_j Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 7:57pm
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This is a recipe I got from another board a long time ago, but it is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to ruin, and tastes YUMMY !!!

Maridas Mousse
Take a package of instant pudding mix (white chocolate, chocolate, pistachio, whatever) and whip it into 2 cups of whipping cream until it comes to a stiff peak. Very easy and very tasty!

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shelleylynn Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 8:08pm
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Thank you very much nannaraquel!!! Very helpful!!!

Shelleylynn

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peacockplace Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 11:12pm
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I think that recipe came form the wilton book. White chocolate is devine this way... but the chocolate was not as good.

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traciek Posted 27 Apr 2007 , 11:26pm
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i use mousse filling in my cakes everyday... but my recipes are just cream and chocolate and they are wonderful, never made a cake soggy

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