What Type Of Cake Should I Use
Decorating By URedentulous Updated 8 Jun 2011 , 6:49am by URedentulous
Hi everyone.
Just wondering what types of cakes people use for specific tasks like carving for speciatly cakes (you wouldn't use a crumbly cake for example), stacking tiers etc.
Thanks for the help
Dawn's vanilla butter cake is great for carving and stacking. I have also had tremendous success with DH butter golden box mix. If you are wanting to carve a chocolate cake, or any other less dense cake, put it in the freezer for a little while first and carve it while it is still cold. This helps a lot with crumbs too.
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/16337/dawns-vanilla-butter-cake
I've had fairly good luck with carving most varieties, however be sure to hand mix with a whisk as opposed to putting in your electronic mixer, or hand mixer.
I have friends that only use pound cake variations when carving.
I've had fairly good luck with carving most varieties, however be sure to hand mix with a whisk as opposed to putting in your electronic mixer, or hand mixer.
I have friends that only use pound cake variations when carving.
Thanks for the replies everyone
What is the reason for hand mixing instead of using an electric?
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