Torting German Chocolate?

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smbegg Posted 13 Apr 2011 , 9:48pm
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Do you tort a German chocolate cake with the coconut/pecan frosting? I do not like coconut, so I do not eat this type of cake, but I am just wondering if it would be good to tort for additional layers of frosting? I ice the sides with chocolate buttercream and top with the coconut/pecan icing.


What do you do?

Thanks
Stephanie

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CakeCrystals Posted 13 Apr 2011 , 10:44pm
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Yes I torte a german chocolate cake, but I love the coconut pecan icing. I use 3 inch deep pans and I torte to have at least 3 layers.

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simplysouthern Posted 13 Apr 2011 , 11:11pm
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I agree with PP, TORTE!! I use 3" also and torte to have 4 layers. I just did one, I will.post a pic icon_smile.gif

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simplysouthern Posted 13 Apr 2011 , 11:16pm
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Posted photo in my profile icon_smile.gif hth, goodluck!

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CWR41 Posted 13 Apr 2011 , 11:18pm
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Originally Posted by smbegg

I ice the sides with chocolate buttercream and top with the coconut/pecan icing.

What do you do?




It's been a long time, but we did the same that you mention above, only filled in between the layers just like the top. (No torting, two 2" layers filled.)

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