What Consistency Should Bc Be
Decorating By cakebaker1957 Updated 24 Oct 2007 , 11:41am by cakebaker1957
Hi all another question im making a wedding cake and was wondering if i should have them already iced or should i do it on site, i did one on site and dont know if my icing was a little thick but i had to really work on smoothing it, also how thick or thin should the Bc be when doing the final icing?? hope this makes sense, Thanks to all on this wonderful site
You should definitely ice the cakes before delivery.
I think a lot of smoothing problems are the result of icing that's too thick. It should spread easily without pulling. However, it shouldn't be so soft that it falls off the spatula when you scoop some up.
You should definitely ice the cakes before delivery.
I think a lot of smoothing problems are the result of icing that's too thick. It should spread easily without pulling. However, it shouldn't be so soft that it falls off the spatula when you scoop some up.
Thanks for the info i will try to remember this i love my icing so soft but thats just for my cakes,
Sarah Phillips of baking911.com has very helpful weddng cake info.
Here's a wedding cake making/decorating timetable:
http://tinyurl.com/y2kcl8
Here's a visual that shows the most common methods of cake construction - but from a cutaway viewpoint:
http://tinyurl.com/y22z72
Link to Wilton's wedding cake help section:
(How to bake, level, fill, frost, stack, and so much more.)
http://www.wilton.com/wedding/cakeinfo/index.cfm
HTH
Sarah Phillips of baking911.com has very helpful weddng cake info.
Here's a wedding cake making/decorating timetable:
http://tinyurl.com/y2kcl8
Here's a visual that shows the most common methods of cake construction - but from a cutaway viewpoint:
http://tinyurl.com/y22z72
Link to Wilton's wedding cake help section:
(How to bake, level, fill, frost, stack, and so much more.)
http://www.wilton.com/wedding/cakeinfo/index.cfm
HTH
Thank You for your info it sure helped
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