Question About Crusting Buttercream.

Decorating By Geok Updated 4 Nov 2012 , 10:28pm by kakeladi

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Geok Posted 3 Nov 2012 , 10:36pm
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AHello! First time poster here :-)

We live in a hot and humid part of Australia, and I'm wondering if I could make my daughters buttercream ruffle cake the day before her birthday and it still look good? I will be using a crusting buttercream to give it some hold, also how should it be stored overnight?

Thanks very much.

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BakingIrene Posted 4 Nov 2012 , 2:17pm
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If you chill it immediately after you finish, it should set hard all the way through and remain in perfect condition.

 

 

Put the chilled cake into a sealed container BEFORE you leave it at room temperature.  This will prevent condensation. A cake box wrapped in a plastic bag will work fine.

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kakeladi Posted 4 Nov 2012 , 10:28pm
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If the crusting b'cream is the right consistency you should not need to do anything to hold it overnight.

I kept b'cream cakes at room temp for up to 3 days and never had a problem with them. 

It's best not to refrigerate cakes unless it has a perishable filling.  If necessary, then box it and place the box in a plastic bag (or wrap w/plastic cling film).

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