Cake Batters And Frosting Amounts
Baking By darcissweettreats Updated 12 Jun 2017 , 10:26pm by kakeladi
Hello fellow bakers! I noticed that I'm really struggling with trying to figure out how much batter and frosting to use for cakes. Does anybody have a good chart or reference you would like to share?
I did a 1/4 sheet cake this weekend and ran out of buttercream about half way through. It was heavily decorated with rosettes.
A rule of thumb is to expect to use 1 recipe of icing (using 2# of sugar) for each box of mix or recipe used. As far as how much batter per pan you are going to have to work that out. I remember these: most Wilton shaped pans, one 10" round; one 8" sq and one 8x11 (1/4 sheet) pan used one cake mix. 12" round, 10" sq use 1 & 1/2 recipes of mix; 14" round and 12" sq and 12x16 rectangle (1/2 sheet) uses two mixes.
take each pan you have, fill it 2/3rds full of water, then empty it into a measuring cup to see how many cups of batter that pans needs. Mark you pan on the side or bottom w/a permanent marker so you remember.
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