Newbie Question - Torte? Fill?

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SugarMama602 Posted 14 May 2008 , 8:44pm
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I'm reading all over the place that you are torting your layers...and/or filling your layers.

Is there a difference? What does it mean to torte?

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bashini Posted 14 May 2008 , 9:27pm
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Hi there, as far as I know, its the same thing. icon_biggrin.gif

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tonimarie Posted 15 May 2008 , 12:51am
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Let me tell you how dumb I used to be. I started decorating about 8 years ago just for my kids and stuff. Well when I first did any stacked cakes I just set one on top of the other with out frosting or filling or anything. icon_redface.gif When I look back I think how could I have been that dumb. I wondered why when I cut into mine it didn't have that niced layered look........ Now I know. icon_wink.gif Is torting when you cut a cake into layers and then fill in between those layers? I'm not sure I think it's basically the same. All I know is you must put something between the layers icon_lol.gificon_lol.gif

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HerBoudoir Posted 15 May 2008 , 1:25am
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Torting: cutting a layer of cake horizontally to make multiple layers of cake

Filling: adding some sort of product in between the layers - ex: buttercream, fruit curd, mousse, etc - to basically "glue" the layers together

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