How Far Ahead Of Time Can I Bake The Cake?

Decorating By mclean Updated 30 Sep 2008 , 1:02am by lipstickvk

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mclean Posted 30 Sep 2008 , 12:26am
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I am considering baking a cake on a Thursday and decorating it Friday for a Sunday event. Would the cake hold out that long? Thanks in advance!

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kakeladi Posted 30 Sep 2008 , 12:28am
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Yes, especially if it is cool where you are or you can keep it in the frig.
Almost all of us have b aked cakes on Wed for Sat weddings w/o problems.

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mclean Posted 30 Sep 2008 , 12:42am
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Thanks for your quick reply! After I posted this I checked out the thread about freezing cakes. I am little uncertain about how one would go about this. I am wanting to do a two tier (10 and 14 in) cake. Do you think that it would be difficult to wrap something this size?

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Chef_Rinny Posted 30 Sep 2008 , 12:44am
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At all the bakeries I have worked at have baked cakes on Tuesday or Wednesday for weekend orders. as long as you wrap it well and store it in the refrigerator you will be fine.

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Rocketgirl899 Posted 30 Sep 2008 , 12:47am
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dont bother freezing... fridge is fine.

the shop i worked at backed monday-tuesday for sat cakes and left them out wrapped on the shelfs

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mclean Posted 30 Sep 2008 , 12:49am
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Thanks! I would love to do this but am not sure that my fridge can handle this much cake!

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lipstickvk Posted 30 Sep 2008 , 1:02am
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I use the press and seal to seal my cakes before putting in the freezer. I've had good luck with that. it's easier to work with than the saran wrap.

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