WASC cake that is frozen now needs to be ready for Saturday. When should I take out of freezer before layering, filling and covering with fondant?
Most of the posts I've seen on this topic (and there have been many) say to leave it out about 5 or 6 hours. Of course, it depends on where you live. I live in AZ and we are at 105 degrees. Wouldn't take long here! I would take it out, let it set about 5 hours, and then fill and frost it. Wait an hour or two to let it settle before covering with fondant to help prevent side bulges or wrinkling of your fondant. Then you should be fine. I wouldn't put it back in the freezer though, maybe just the refrigerator. Some people are against that, but I did it overnight and took it out on Sunday and had no problems at all. HTH
Yes, I normally take my WASC's out of the freezer on Thursday for a Saturday cake -- I let them sit out for a few hours and when they're slightly firm (4-6 hours) I fill and then let them settle for another couple of hours (on the counter covered in plastic wrap). Then they're ready to be frosted and covered. HTH
~Sarah
Yes, I normally take my WASC's out of the freezer on Thursday for a Saturday cake -- I let them sit out for a few hours and when they're slightly firm (4-6 hours) I fill and then let them settle for another couple of hours (on the counter covered in plastic wrap). Then they're ready to be frosted and covered. HTH
~Sarah
White Almond Sour Cream (WASC) It starts with a cake mix and has additions of flavors, sour cream, etc. It makes a quite dense cake, not as fluffy as a strait mix. Ive heard lots of "I never eat cake but this is delicious!" comments.
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