Belly Cake For 40 Ppl??

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Normita Posted 12 Apr 2010 , 4:59am
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I am going to be making my very first belly cake but I dont know how to determine the number of servings. I plan on baking it in a oven proof bowl. Are the number of servings pretty close to regular rounds?? Any suggestions...I am going to be needing to bake it for 40 ppl. Thanks icon_smile.gif

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SpecialtyCakesbyKelli Posted 12 Apr 2010 , 7:24am
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I put my belly cakes on top of a sheet cake if they need to serve more people.

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Normita Posted 12 Apr 2010 , 7:04pm
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I have seen that style before, but I dont have a sheet cake and wanted to just use a bowl. Thanks for your suggestion icon_smile.gif

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SpecialtyCakesbyKelli Posted 12 Apr 2010 , 7:15pm
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Well, I'm not great at the math thing...but here's my thinking. My 4 1/2 quart mixing bowl full will fill 2 8" pans and 2 6" pans. That will serve around 36... So I'm guessing you will need a bowl large enough to hold around 4 1/2 quarts. Then you can make up the other servings with the boobies. HTH

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Normita Posted 12 Apr 2010 , 7:30pm
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Originally Posted by SpecialtyCakesbyKelli

Well, I'm not great at the math thing...but here's my thinking. My 4 1/2 quart mixing bowl full will fill 2 8" pans and 2 6" pans. That will serve around 36... So I'm guessing you will need a bowl large enough to hold around 4 1/2 quarts. Then you can make up the other servings with the boobies. HTH




thanks. I have to see which of my bowls are oven proof. I know most glass bowls are, but I'm not sure if the metal ones are icon_sad.gif

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SpecialtyCakesbyKelli Posted 12 Apr 2010 , 7:32pm
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I use a mixing bowl.... always works good for me. But I turn the temp down to around 300 and it takes two forevers to cook lol... You'll also need some kind of heating core to get one that large to cook all the way through. I use a metal rod that came with a barbie cake pan I got ages ago.

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Normita Posted 12 Apr 2010 , 7:34pm
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Thanks. I do have a Wilton heating core and also have flower nails. I'm sure it will work. Thanks again

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Normita Posted 12 Apr 2010 , 7:49pm
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One more question Kelli...what did u use to get the flesh tone color?

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SpecialtyCakesbyKelli Posted 13 Apr 2010 , 3:55am
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I use copper in the gel colors.. only takes a touch though.

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