Question On Making Cakes In Hot Weather
Decorating By abbydancer Updated 6 Jul 2009 , 5:06am by umgrzfn
I have an anniversary party coming up that I am making a cake for and would love advice on what works best in 90+ degree weather. I don't want to make anyone sick and and I don't want my frosting to melt off either. We will be in a covered area at a park, but it is Idaho and it will be HOT!
Also, I have to travel 7 hours with this cake in a bumpy pick up truck....I know another crazy complication....any advice for this would also be appreciated!
Thanks!
indydebi's recipe holds up very well in hot weather. It's in the recipe section on this site.
Here's the link to indydeb's icing http://cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-6992-Indydebis-Crisco-Based-Buttercream-Icing.html
Where at in Idaho are you doing and where are you coming from? Washington/Montana? I currently live in Washington, but was born and raised in Montana. GO GRIZ!
will it also hold up in 100+ weather? Also making a cake for my dd 5th bday in 3weeks. I live in Tx.
It's crisco based so it will definately hold up better than reagular BC with butter!!!!!!!! If you are going to make an icing for 100+ degree weather, I would CERTAINLY use indydebi's!!!!!!!!!
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