Strawberry Filling For A Stacked Cake

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SideCakes Posted 19 Jul 2011 , 3:19pm
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Hello, im in search of a good strawberry filling for a stacked cake. I need something that wont cause the cake layers to slide or ooze out the side once stacked. Any recipes and tips greatly appreciated! thanks.

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anj1225 Posted 19 Jul 2011 , 3:34pm
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The only Strawberry filling I use now is found under the fillings in the Recipe Section here on cc and is called Creamy and Firm Strawberry Cream Cheese Filling Perfected and was submitted by Ladyfish74. It was super easy to make, tasted great and held up perfectly! HTH

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rmja24 Posted 19 Jul 2011 , 4:26pm
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I don't have much experience but I've had good luck with the Wilton strawberry filling recipe. You can get it from their web site.

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CakelynsFinest Posted 19 Jul 2011 , 11:21pm
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I've also used the Creamy and Firm Strawberry Cream Cheese Filling from this site and everyone always LOVES it. It's very easy, tasty and holds up well.

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PDXSweetTreats Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 5:24am
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Originally Posted by SideCakes

Hello, im in search of a good strawberry filling for a stacked cake. I need something that wont cause the cake layers to slide or ooze out the side once stacked. Any recipes and tips greatly appreciated! thanks.




Here are some tips I got from an instructor at Cake Camp this past week regarding fresh strawberry fillings:

First, put regular BC icing between your two layers and the strawberry filling between each 1 inch layer. (This is if you're splitting each layer. If not, see the other tips. If that doesn't make sense, PM me.)

Next, if you're using strawberries for your filling, right after slicing them, mix them with a glaze -- like Marie Callendar's strawberry glaze (can be found in the produce department of most grocery stores). This prevents the strawberries from producing too much of their own liquid and makes the strawberries taste even better.

Finally, top the strawberries with a BC lattice. This holds the fresh strawberries in place and keeps your layers from slipping.

Also, be sure to pipe a stiffened dam around the edge of the cake before filling.

(The instructor suggested filling this type of cake at the last possible minute, which depending upon the type of decorating you plan to do, may or may not be applicable.)

HTH.

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SideCakes Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 3:00pm
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Thanks so much for your replies! I will test them out this week.

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splymale Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 7:55pm
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I often put a cooked fruit filling in my cakes, I haven't had any problems with slipping, I just put a good dam around the cake. If it's a cake with 4 thin layers, I put the filling between 1 & the icing between the other 2.

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coleslawcat Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 11:30pm
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I puree strawberries and then use them as my liquid when I make buttercream and use that for filling. I tend to add a bit more strawberry puree than the liquid called for, but it tends to be close to buttercream consistency. I think it tastes great and my family likes it. I a hobby baker though, so I don't know if that's the kind of strawberry filling customers would expect.

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cakesrocks Posted 27 Jul 2013 , 12:14pm
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Original message sent by anj1225

The only Strawberry filling I use now is found under the fillings in the Recipe Section here on cc and is called Creamy and Firm Strawberry Cream Cheese Filling Perfected and was submitted by Ladyfish74. It was super easy to make, tasted great and held up perfectly! HTH

It says (4) 8oz cream cheese - is this right? Or does she mean (1) 8oz cream cheese? Please HELP!

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yortma Posted 27 Jul 2013 , 6:02pm
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AThis is my favorite strawberry filling - the only one I use. It is easy, has a great fresh strawberry flavor, and is very thick. I have used it many times. HTH.

http://www.food.com/recipe/strawberry-filling-10045

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alecrim Posted 20 Nov 2013 , 2:49pm
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Thank you girls

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lilybellerose Posted 20 Feb 2014 , 7:22pm
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AA tip I use to get more strawberry flavor bang for the buck I I buy a cheap jar of strawberry jam and melt it over low heat then I add frozen berries to that and cook for a few minutes until the strawberries release their juice then I add sugar to taste a little dash of lemon juice a few drops of red food coloring and I thicken it with a corn starch slurry. Turns out pretty good.

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