Cream Filling

Baking By tirby Updated 2 Jun 2007 , 1:41am by tirby

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tirby Posted 29 May 2007 , 10:05pm
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I need a good BASIC cream filling. One that could be turned into orange or lemon or raspberry.... ect. Does anyone have one they use for most cakes.

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Florimbio Posted 30 May 2007 , 12:28am
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can it be a mousse? i just take heavy whipping cream and whip up, put in some stabelizer and add whatever flavor I need, van puddind, choc, loraine oiles, extracts...

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jescapades Posted 30 May 2007 , 12:37am
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how about dream whip? i'll bet you could add any flavor to it

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tirby Posted 30 May 2007 , 4:03am
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Originally Posted by Florimbio

can it be a mousse? i just take heavy whipping cream and whip up, put in some stabelizer and add whatever flavor I need, van puddind, choc, loraine oiles, extracts...



So to make this strawberry or ?? what would I add to it?

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ryansmama Posted 31 May 2007 , 5:33pm
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Here is a great Strawberry mousse filling recipe:
1 pint heavy cream
1 4 oz box vanilla instant pudding (or white chocolate) instant pudding
1 can strawberry filling (like Solo brand)

in mixer, beat pudding mix and heavy cream until thick. add your strawberry (or i just tried rasberry too and was really good) filling and stir until combined. Also what i do is open another can of strawberry filling and spread a thin layer onto cake before I cover it with the strawberry mousse..just adds more great flavor and everyone seems to love it. This will be enough for a 14" round at least, i've also used it for a 1/2 sheet..depends on what size cake you want and how high you want filling. The original recipe I had used a quart of heavy cream with same size pudding and fruit filling. this was really good as well, no difference really I think it may just be alot thicker consistently with using the pint. I use a pint now because the quart makes too much for what I need...but then again you could also eat the leftover! I want to try this in stuffed french toast!!

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tirby Posted 31 May 2007 , 5:54pm
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OH YUMMMMMM.
Ok I need to find SOMEONE to eat all this

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jackiepf Posted 31 May 2007 , 5:59pm
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I use this receipe for all my fillings now. I even crush oreo's and mix it in the whipped cream....yum yum! icon_wink.gif Another 3 pounds gained! icon_evil.gif

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roxxxy_luvs_duff Posted 31 May 2007 , 6:13pm
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the pint of cream and pudding mix is really yummy i like the cream and oreo pudding mix too

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tirby Posted 31 May 2007 , 6:55pm
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I use this receipe for all my fillings now. I even crush oreo's and mix it in the whipped cream....yum yum! icon_wink.gif Another 3 pounds gained! icon_evil.gif




Which recipe are you refering to?

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jackiepf Posted 31 May 2007 , 7:50pm
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I was refering to the whipped cream. I take 1 pint of whipping cream, and 1 small box of vanilla pudding. I mix them together for about 2 minutes, or until thick, then I add the oreo cookies that I have processed in my food processor.

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tirby Posted 1 Jun 2007 , 12:48pm
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jackiepf So how long is that able to sit unrefrigerated?

1 hr
6 hr
24 hr?

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jackiepf Posted 1 Jun 2007 , 1:09pm
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I made the oreo cookie for an outside party, it sat outside for about 4 hours in the heat, no problem. Also, I mad a raspberry filling, using the whipped cream and vanilla pudding with raspberry's, and it too was an outside birthday party, and also did really well. That party was only about 2 hours.

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tirby Posted 2 Jun 2007 , 1:41am
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great this one is going in the recipe books! Thanks

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