Angelfood Cake Icing Ideas?

Decorating By KrisD13 Updated 31 Dec 2006 , 2:49am by freakgirl

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KrisD13 Posted 30 Dec 2006 , 9:53am
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I've never made an angelfood cake.

I would like to make it in my Betty Crocker Bake and Fill pan. Will it work? Do I release it right away when I take it out of the oven or leave it on it's side? and for how long?

What can I ice it with? I'm thinking that I'll use someone's ideas from here about whipped cream and pudding folded together. Are there any hints or ideas that anyone can pass on to me?

Thank you in advance for any and all help.

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GrannieJ Posted 30 Dec 2006 , 4:13pm
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I have made angel food cake in many kinds of pans. I let them cool completely. I have used many creative ways to prop them up on the sides of the pan to cool. Then slowly pull them from the pans. I usually use a stabalized whip cream frosting with fresh fruit to decorate. I hope this is helpful for you!

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SILVERCAT Posted 30 Dec 2006 , 7:21pm
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Was out of the oven I take mine and put it on a wine bottle up side down for a few hours! Remember I do my cakes for fun and family! We serve them with peaches and cool whip! Not pretty but that is what everyone likes with it! Good Luck

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KrisD13 Posted 31 Dec 2006 , 1:18am
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Thank you for the replies. It helps a lot when I've never made one before.

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freakgirl Posted 31 Dec 2006 , 2:49am
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I've used a frosting I saw in a magazine ad once - cool whip, vanilla instant pudding mix, and a can of crushed pineapples. People raved about it, and it was super-easy. You can put strawberries on the top for decoration.

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