I know I have read about this before, but I still have some questions... What is the best way to wrap the cakes? Would you just use a regular plastic wrap? Also when you are thawing the cakes do you un-wrap them or do you leave them all wrapped up??
Thank you so much in advance!!
I wrap still warm cakes in 3 layers of plastic wrap and 1 layer of aluminum foil then place it in the freezer. The day I need to decorate it, I take it out of the freezer and leave it wrapped on the kitchen table till I get home. Once home, I unwrap it and put it on my cake board to air dry a little bit. Once dry, I ice it. I have been told that my cakes are the moistest cakes people have ever eaten. I think it has to do with freezing it while still warm. Hope this helps.
If you are doing a carved cake, then it is best to start carving immediately after you take it out of the freezer. It's much easier to carve when frozen. Otherwise, everyone else is correct!
So nobody frosts their cakes while it's still froze? Isn't it easier to frost while froze?...no crumbs. Or at lease the crumbcoat???
I usually do crumb coat when it's still frozen, b/c I do a lot of carved cakes. It doesn't hurt it, but if you completey frost the cake while frozen, it may mess with the icing consistency while it is coming to room temp. Maybe if you frost in thicker consistency icing then it will be ok.
A related freezing question: how well does cream cheese icing freeze? I'm preparing the anniversary cake for my BIL, and I think that'd be the best taste combo.
Or, what would you suggest using with strawberry cake? Simple buttercream?
Thanks for any help!
cream cheese does not freeze well so I would think that cream cheese frosting wouldn't either. JMHO
I froze cupcakes once. I just put them in an airtight container, but they didn't come out so well, So I guess that I would wrap them in plastic wrap first if I was going to do it again.
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