Fillings That Don't Need To Be Refrigerated

Baking By Misska21 Updated 24 May 2005 , 3:57am by Misska21

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Misska21 Posted 23 May 2005 , 4:03am
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Does anyone have any recipes for a good filling that can sit out at room temp?

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Lisa Posted 24 May 2005 , 12:06am
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There are so many choices. Do you have anything in particular you're looking for? Whipped ganache is a great one, pie fillings, flavored buttercreams, jam...

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Misska21 Posted 24 May 2005 , 12:49am
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So the flavored buttercreams would be okay? Like for instance the BC flavored with the coffee creamer?

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peacockplace Posted 24 May 2005 , 12:50am
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I just order mine from countrykitchensa.com they have tons of flavors even cream cheese, and they don't need to be refrigerated!

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Lisa Posted 24 May 2005 , 12:53am
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So the flavored buttercreams would be okay? Like for instance the BC flavored with the coffee creamer?




I was thinking more about oils and extracts, but I think one with coffee creamer would hold up okay. The sugar in the BC would act as a preservative the same way it does if you add milk.

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Misska21 Posted 24 May 2005 , 12:58am
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What about putting strawberries with the buttercream, do you think that would hold up okay?

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Lisa Posted 24 May 2005 , 1:51am
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What about putting strawberries with the buttercream, do you think that would hold up okay?




Do you mean layering them? I've used fresh strawberries mixed with strawberry preserves as a filling and it held up great. Tasted good too.

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Misska21 Posted 24 May 2005 , 3:57am
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Yes I did mean layering them. I think I will just do that for one of the tiers. Thanks!

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