Freezing Cake With Or Without Frosting?

Decorating By hummingbird59 Updated 27 Apr 2009 , 10:23pm by kakeladi

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hummingbird59 Posted 27 Apr 2009 , 7:49pm
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I am doing a wedding cake and groom's cake for my niece for next Saturday, which means I will have a busy week. My question is about the groom's cake which is supposed to be a hard hat and tools for a pipefitter. Thanks to CC I have found good photos. I baked a 9 x 13 chocolate cake today for base. I also baked a chocolate cake in a round stainless steel bowl to practice the hard hat. After I carved, shaped and crumb coated it looks pretty good. Now I am afraid I may not be able to get the next one done as good. Should I go a head and freeze this one until say Thursday evening? Can I fully frost it (buttercream) before freezing or should I wait till it is completely thawed? Sorry this got a little long. I am trying to get what baking I can done early. I will freeze the smaller cake layers plain then thaw.
Thanks for any advice. icon_confused.gif

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kakeladi Posted 27 Apr 2009 , 10:23pm
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Definitely you can fz it icon_smile.gif You can even frost it if you want.
To fz it completely iced, put it in the fzr UNwrapped for about an hour, then take & wrap it in plastic wrap or a plastic bag. To thaw, remove wrapping.
For plain cake layers, wrap before fzing and thaw still wrapped.

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