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cookoo4cakes Posted 8 Oct 2013 , 4:29am
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AHi everyone! I'm TOTALLY new to baking. My son's first birthday is in December and I really want to make the cake myself. I have a delicious recipe for a chocolate cake. I made American buttercream and thought it was too sweet. I then made IMBC which came out good. I used clear vanilla extract. Problem is that when I ate the cake a couple days later, it basically tasted like chocolate cake filled with butter! I was hoping someone could give me some advice or tell me what I did wrong.

Thanks in advance! Members of this site are so informative. I've learned so much from you guys!!

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BatterUpCake Posted 8 Oct 2013 , 4:38am
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Did you flavor the IMBC? I always add vanilla, Lorann oils, peanut butter. I never make it just straight up.

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cookoo4cakes Posted 8 Oct 2013 , 4:47am
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AI put 2 tablespoons of vanilla extract. Should I have put more?

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BatterUpCake Posted 8 Oct 2013 , 4:54am
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I put 2 tablespoons of vanilla extract. Should I have put more?

 

I put my flavorings in to taste. I do not see why the flavoring would have changed from the day you made it to a couple of days later. Did you eat it the second time chilled? IMBC and SMBC are always best served at room temp.

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cookoo4cakes Posted 8 Oct 2013 , 5:06am
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AIt was room temp. How thick of a filling do you put between the layers? The first time I made it, it was amazing. The second one I made, too buttery. My husband just brought to my attention that the second time around the filling was thicker. Would that make a difference?

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