How Do I Cut Out Cake Shapes With A Circl Cutter?

Decorating By Bossy Updated 28 Oct 2008 , 1:39am by Bossy

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Bossy Posted 27 Oct 2008 , 11:23pm
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I just took the cake out of the oven a little while ago. Now I need to cut 6, 4" circles using a round cutter that I bought last week. Do I wait until the cake is totally cooled down, should I freeze before cutting? I'm so worried I'll just have cake globs, insted of the clean cylindars, which I still will have to cut in half to get the 12 I need for my little Japanese hand drum mini cakes!!!! Please, please share your tips to do this successfully.

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kakeladi Posted 27 Oct 2008 , 11:32pm
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It might be harder to push the cutters thru fzn cake but in the long run I think that would be best - less crumbs; less chance of it breaking. Maybe fz just an hr or so till it's *very* cold but not fzn hard.

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Bossy Posted 27 Oct 2008 , 11:49pm
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Thank you so much! I just get these ideas, but do not have the experience yet to get em done. I could not find any straight sided, mini, multi rounds pans at the cake supply store. Of course they had square ones, LOL!

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Bossy Posted 28 Oct 2008 , 1:39am
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Thanks again kakeladi! I just took the cake out of the freezer and it cut perfetly. I put those puppies back in when I was done so they will be easy to handle when I cover them with fondant!

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