Cheesecake Wedding Cake Results

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schatzie Posted 5 May 2006 , 12:06am
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About a month ago I posted asking if anyone had any tips on a buttercream iced cheesecake wedding cake. Apparently it was uncharted waters cuz I really got no answers.

Thought I'd let you all know it went off without a hitch! It was incredibly heavy, but I assembled and completely decorated it here and then transported it on a 15 minute ride and carried it into the reception hall. It turned out well, if I do say so myself icon_biggrin.gif . The "sweating" wasn't an issue and the bride and guests all loved it. My brother happened to be there and said there were only about 5 peices left on the table.

So don't be afraid if you're asked... thumbs_up.gif
LL

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lsawyer Posted 5 May 2006 , 12:10am
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Wow! That is gorgeous! How long did it sit out? Everyone tells me that about one hour is the max. Is this true???

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Rodneyck Posted 5 May 2006 , 12:11am
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Good to know and thanks for sharing! That is one beautiful wedding cake, good job.

One question, did you use a sponge cake or butter cake as a base for the cheesecakes?

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Pootchi Posted 5 May 2006 , 12:24am
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Wow what a wonderful masterpiece!!! Good work!!! thumbs_up.gif

Lorris

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traci Posted 5 May 2006 , 12:31am
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It looks gorgeous and the buttercream icing looks perfect! thumbs_up.gif

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kelleym Posted 5 May 2006 , 12:47am
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This is really gorgeous, and I'm so glad to know that this is something that can be done! Is it dowelled and plated like a regular stacked cake?

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yassy Posted 5 May 2006 , 1:59am
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Fantastic,yes l would like to know how long it stayed out too! icon_smile.gif

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Zmama Posted 5 May 2006 , 3:52am
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Great cake!
Lots of questions:

What stand / stacking did you use?
Recipe?
How thick was the bc?
How did it taste? Never had bc on cheesecake!
How thick was the bc to get it level?
How did you get each layer so darn TALL??? It's beautiful!

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Zamode Posted 5 May 2006 , 3:55am
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Was it difficult or easy to ice the cheesecake with BC?

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sdfisher Posted 5 May 2006 , 4:04am
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It is just beautiful!!! My question ..lol...is what pans did you use?

Cheers,
Shirley

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jen1977 Posted 5 May 2006 , 8:12pm
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Just bumping...
i'd like to know the answers too! icon_lol.gif

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schatzie Posted 5 May 2006 , 8:59pm
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Wow...so many questions...I almost feel like an expert icon_smile.gif

I'm not certain how long it sat out but I do know they kept it in the cooler until the guests arrived and dinner was at 6. I can't imagine it sat out much longer than an hour to an hour and a half.

I didn't use a cake base - just oreo cookie crust.

Buttercream was the regular consistency I use for icing traditional cakes.

Being that there were only a few peices left, I'm assuming it was pretty tasty! The bride was thrilled and said she got lots of compliments.

The buttercream wasn't too thick...I really just treated it as a regular cake, for the most part. Probably because I didn't know any better icon_lol.gif ! Plus I didn't want it to overwhelm the cheesecake.

It was so tall because I used 2" pans (Wilton) and filled them pretty darned close to the top.

I doweled it and used cardboard between layers.

Thanks so much for all of the great compliments. You know we're all our own worst critic and so many times I feel my stuff isn't "perfect enough". It's great to get a pat on the back from your peers!

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KHalstead Posted 5 May 2006 , 9:04pm
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that cake looks incredible......I can't even imagine what it weighed!!! Did you weigh the individual cakes.......I'd be curious.......probably didn't weigh nearly as much as the guests are going to gain from eating it hahahhaha....I LOVE cheesecake.....so good to know it's actually possible......in theory I always thought it was but now we know for sure thanks to our little guinea pig schatzie........great job on the cake....I'll bet everyone was shocked when they realized it was cheesecake!!!!!

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Zamode Posted 6 May 2006 , 2:18am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by KHalstead

I'll bet everyone was shocked when they realized it was cheesecake!!!!!




What a great surprise! Nice idea to traditional white cake.

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cshall328 Posted 31 Mar 2014 , 12:59am
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Could you send me how you did the cheesecake wedding cake and recipes?? 

I have to make one for my son in June.

I would appreciate everything!!

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seann11 Posted 29 Jun 2014 , 11:14pm
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AYour cake is beautiful. I would also like your recipe if possible. I'm doing a cake in Sept for a bride. That only wants one layer to be cheese cake and covered in Butter cream. Glad to see I can stack on top of it.

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lcubed83 Posted 30 Jun 2014 , 12:24am
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For those requesting recipes, note that the original post is from 2006.  The OP has very little activity on their profile.

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seann11 Posted 30 Jun 2014 , 12:39am
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AThanks for the reply. I will check out other sites.

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MBalaska Posted 30 Jun 2014 , 2:24am
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The recipe that I use is posted in this thread, along with a lot of bakers ideas and suggestions.

 

http://cakecentral.com/t/765268/which-is-your-perferred-cheesecake-pan-springform-or-removable-bottom

 

here is another thread with a nice looking cheesecake recipe for wedding cakes.

 

http://cakecentral.com/t/737500/cheesecake-wedding-cake

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