Ok, so I took pretty much an hour to do a bct of Dora and Diego, after taking it out of the freezer ( I'm guessing to early) some of the lines are coming up! If I put it back in the refrigerator with the parchment still on it, will it all "gel" up together and then I can take the parchment off with better luck?
You need to put it back in the freezer and yes it will all freeze back together. But you have to be quick about getting it on the cake. I put mine on a baking sheet in the freezer so I lessen the amount of time my warm hands touch the BCT while Iâm carrying it from freezer to cake. The more you touch it and mess with it the more it thaws and the more issues youâll have. I have NEVER had a BCT come off smoothly. I always have to go back and re-pipe something that got stuck to the wax paper.
I never have a problem with mine coming off. I use Buttercream Dream and I do my transfers on waxed paper. . . . sometimes I crisco the waxed paper before starting, but not always. I usually do mine on a cutting board or something I can put in the freezer. I like to freeze mine overnight, then I place the transfer onto my cake (already frosted and ready) then once it's placed, then i peel off the waxed paper! Good luck!!
I am just wondering if that might be an option for a cake I am planning.
The recipe I use for cake decorating doesn't have butter but for the transfers I had about a 1/2 stick to my regular frosting. I tape down my pattern on to a cake board, then I put wax paper over that and do the transfer. Then I add another piece of wax paper on top of the transfer and smooth it down and place in freezer.
When I take it from freezer I untape the pattern and take off the top wax paper which is your bottom down on cake and flip it onto the cake then peel off the top wax paper which was previously the bottom. This helps to hold everything together. If any lines pull off just redo them. Hope I made this clear.
It's so hard to explain sometimes via email.
i have yet to try the BCT- but im looking forward to it soon.
my question is - what is buttercream dream?
Buttercream Dream is my favorite buttercream recipe. I use it for everything. If you do a search for it, you'll find it. It's YUMMY!
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