Can I??

Decorating By blittle6 Updated 1 Sep 2005 , 4:11am by itsacake

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blittle6 Posted 26 Aug 2005 , 11:23am
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Hi,

I've had a request to make a chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream. The lady wants it Monday morning at 745 am. Can I put this together the night before or should I be up extra early and put it together. I want it to look and taste its best, but I would also love to get some sleep!

Thanks for your help!
Berta

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blittle6 Posted 26 Aug 2005 , 11:24am
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By the way, I know I can have the cake baked and frosting made.....I was just curious if I can have the cake frosted and assembled the night before.

Thanks!
Berta

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tanyascakes Posted 26 Aug 2005 , 11:32am
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Hi, Berta. That isn't a problem. If I were you, I would bake, frost and decorate that night before. Or at least that morning previous. I wouldn't be up too early trying to make it. You have to give yourself time for mistakes, you know. Hope this helps.
Tanya

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blittle6 Posted 26 Aug 2005 , 11:36am
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Thanks Tanya!

As of now all of my orders have been for late afternoon arrival so this had not been an issue. With my luck I would be up 2 early and make a huge mistake and have to start all over!! Should I refrigerate the cake or just leave it in a cake dome til morning?

I see you are from Germany......My mom is from there as is her side of the family.....she was from Hamburg. My husband travels there on business in the Munich and Friezing areas

Berta

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tanyascakes Posted 26 Aug 2005 , 11:40am
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Hi. I am only here with my husband while he is in the Army. I would say that you could keep it out on the counter in a cake dome or box. Just make sure it is well covered and away from little fingers-lol. Unless the client was wanting an ice cold cake, it is safe in a box or dome. I usually leave mine in the box until delivery. Never had a complaint yet-knock on wood!

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blittle6 Posted 26 Aug 2005 , 2:04pm
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Thanks again for your help. I really appreciate it!!

Berta

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itsacake Posted 1 Sep 2005 , 4:11am
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Hi Berta!
My parents were from Hamburg too! Pretty city!

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