could fondant suck moisture out of a cake or was it just a bad cake recipe? (it was new) even when you put a fondant covered cake in the fridge (sliced open) its still not suppose to take moisture from the cake right? p.s my mom put it in the fridge,i told her she didnt have to
Fondant does the opposite, it holds moisture in .
How long was it in the fridge, overnight or for a few days?
A fridge will dry your cake out but not overnight and covered in fondant ,it had to be the new recipe.
Either try it again or find a new one. Sorry about that.
Did you/she eat the cake while it was still cold? If so, that will make it seem dry. Bring it to room temp and it won't taste dry.
..even when you put a fondant covered cake in the fridge (sliced open) its still not suppose to take moisture from the cake right?
Not covering a sliced cake is just the same as not covering bread and putting it in the 'fridge - not a good idea.
But you can cut off the exposed portions, and the remainder should be fine. (Just be sure to wrap it well - if there's a perishable filling. Otherwise, just covered on the counter is fine.)
HTH
Oooh! Good catch Jan! I didn't see that in the OP. Yes, the exposed portion MUST be covered with plastic wrap or it will dry out. This goes for any cake, fondant covered or not, refrigerated or not.
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