Frosting A 6" Cake On My Turntable Won't Stay Still
Decorating By banba Updated 30 Jan 2009 , 10:04pm by thems_my_kids
I am trying to put ganach frosting on a 6" round cake and the darn cake keeps moving on the turntable what can I do?
I tried a towel under it and my frosting is good and soft?
I know what you mean, I hate that!
I use a little piece of that shelf liner that's kinda cushy with the holes in it.
I think the thinner stuff works better than the thick stuff.
Even with that, 6ies are tough for me, too.
Thanks flamingobaker.
I always have trouble with the 6's and 4's doing this.
I just put a silicone baking mat under it and it's holding it a lot better!
From the top down:
cake
cake board
small piece of non-skid shelf liner
can of crisco (for height, coffee can....whatever you have)
another piece of shelf liner
turntable
This is only for the smaller cakes. It helps me not to ice my turntable while I'm icing my cake.
If you've got a footed turntable--flip it over.
This used to upset my boss' applecart. She would wait till I got the little cake iced then she would help me flip it right side up. lol
That's funny. I'll be icing 2 6" cakes tonight. I don't have time to go get the shelf liner stuff for these so I'll try your method k8memphis.
Dampen a paper towel (slightly...not dripping wet), put on turntable and put cake ontop. Sounds silly but works!
From the top down:
cake
cake board
small piece of non-skid shelf liner
can of crisco (for height, coffee can....whatever you have)
another piece of shelf liner
turntable
This is only for the smaller cakes. It helps me not to ice my turntable while I'm icing my cake.
Too funny, I do it almost exactly like this!! except I do:
Cake
Cake board, Non-skid shelf liner
Turntabel
Left over 12" Tile
Coffee Can
Never thought about building the height up to stop myself frosting the turntable while doing the smaller cakes, thank you!
I use a little piece of that shelf liner that's kinda cushy with the holes in it.
This is what I do.
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