How Do I Reduce The Salty-Ness Of My Already Baked Cupcakes
Decorating By fchevel Updated 30 Jun 2009 , 8:38pm by fchevel
theyre yellow cake cupcakes, topped with melted chocolate
the cake turned too salty as i forgot to half the measurement when i halved the rest of the recipe's!!!
yikes!!!
please help
i dont wanna have to throw them out! thanks
Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do to reduce it. If you topped them with a SUPER sweet buttercream it MIGHT cut the salty taste a wee bit, but otherwise, you're stuck.
Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do to reduce it. If you topped them with a SUPER sweet buttercream it MIGHT cut the salty taste a wee bit, but otherwise, you're stuck.
Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do to reduce it. If you topped them with a SUPER sweet buttercream it MIGHT cut the salty taste a wee bit, but otherwise, you're stuck.
Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do to reduce it. If you topped them with a SUPER sweet buttercream it MIGHT cut the salty taste a wee bit, but otherwise, you're stuck.
I agree. Make a caramel buttercream frosting with a lot of sugar. The caramel taste is pretty popular with the salty taste and will combine with the chocolate as well.
I agree. Make a caramel buttercream frosting with a lot of sugar. The caramel taste is pretty popular with the salty taste and will combine with the chocolate as well.
I'm with Tara... nothing you can do. Sorry... it helps to write out every reduced amount when cutting a recipe down so there's no math on the fly.
The super sweet topping might help, but only if they are eaten together, but there are bound to be some pieces that have not much icing. I'd start over.
I agree. Make a caramel buttercream frosting with a lot of sugar. The caramel taste is pretty popular with the salty taste and will combine with the chocolate as well.
All well and good, but if these are for an order... start over. No other thing to do. If they are just for you then you can play around, but if this is for business, or if you hope to promote your business with these cupcakes, putting out a sub-par product will do you no good.
Yes I agree with Jeanne... my suggestionw as if these were just personal cupcakes... if these are for a customer, you MUST start over!
theyre yellow cake cupcakes, topped with melted chocolate
the cake turned too salty as i forgot to half the measurement when i halved the rest of the recipe's!!!
yikes!!!
please help
i dont wanna have to throw them out! thanks
Oh! I feel for you. I just did the SAME thing yesterday with the NFSC recipe.
theyre yellow cake cupcakes, topped with melted chocolate
the cake turned too salty as i forgot to half the measurement when i halved the rest of the recipe's!!!
yikes!!!
please help
i dont wanna have to throw them out! thanks
Oh! I feel for you. I just did the SAME thing yesterday with the NFSC recipe.
theyre yellow cake cupcakes, topped with melted chocolate
the cake turned too salty as i forgot to half the measurement when i halved the rest of the recipe's!!!
yikes!!!
please help
i dont wanna have to throw them out! thanks
Oh! I feel for you. I just did the SAME thing yesterday with the NFSC recipe.
thank you guys
unfortunateley im travelling so dont have time for the caramel
but luckily its just for home!
we live and learn!!
thanks
thank you guys
unfortunateley im travelling so dont have time for the caramel
but luckily its just for home!
we live and learn!!
thanks
thank you guys
unfortunateley im travelling so dont have time for the caramel
but luckily its just for home!
we live and learn!!
thanks
thanks guys
unfortunately im travelling so dont have tome to make the caramel, well luckily its just for home!!!
well we live and learn!!!
thanks guys
unfortunately im travelling so dont have tome to make the caramel, well luckily its just for home!!!
well we live and learn!!!
thanks guys
unfortunately im travelling so dont have tome to make the caramel, well luckily its just for home!!!
well we live and learn!!!
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