Freezing Cake Batter? Search Is Acting Funny, Please Answer
Decorating By sweetmonkeycheese Updated 31 Mar 2011 , 11:32pm by cake_architect
I tried to search it (as I know this has been covered many times), but none of the topics point to the thread being about this question and when I hit to see page two there is nothing there...
I want to freeze some cake batter, it does have sour cream, that should not be a problem, correct? I want to freeze it for a week, that should not be a problem as well, correct?
how should I defrost? I was thinking the night before put it in the frig and then mid day of the day I want to bake put it on the counter to get to room temp.
Am I missing anything?
Just last nite, I pulled frozen (2 wks old!) WASC batter out of the freezer and made cupcakes with it. Didn't even wait for it to thaw, I just scooped it out frozen (yeah, I'm impatient). Tasted like a newly made batch.
I assume it would be the same for cake!
Just last nite, I pulled frozen (2 wks old!) WASC batter out of the freezer and made cupcakes with it. Didn't even wait for it to thaw, I just scooped it out frozen (yeah, I'm impatient). Tasted like a newly made batch.
I assume it would be the same for cake!
Interesting...might be worth a try!
I freeze most of my cake and cookie batters and defrost the batters in the fridge. But when I'm ready to bake I take them straight from the fridge without letting them get to room temp.
just a hint for the next time you search:
go to google, type in "cake central freezing cake batter", hit enter and you'll find the results the search engine on this site fails to provide lol
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=cake+central+freezing+cake+batter
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