Champagne Filling?!

Baking By MikeRowesHunny Updated 11 Feb 2010 , 6:31pm by smbegg

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MikeRowesHunny Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 3:34pm
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I've heard of champagne cakes, but never champagne fillings! The only thing I can think of is using a champagne flavouring in a buttercream (SMBC probably for lightness). Has anyone else heard of/made a champagne filling?

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tesso Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 3:54pm
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i hope someone knows the answer to this, it sounds interesting and tasty.

THe only thing I have ever done is replace my liquids with alcohol. Have you ever used Grand marnier in a cake? It is fabulous.

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MikeRowesHunny Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 4:03pm
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Originally Posted by tesso

i hope someone knows the answer to this, it sounds interesting and tasty.

THe only thing I have ever done is replace my liquids with alcohol. Have you ever used Grand marnier in a cake? It is fabulous.




I've used Grand Marnier as a drizzle over orange & chocolate cakes, in buttercream & in ganache - you are right, lovely! It has a much stronger taste/flavour than champagne though.

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all4cake Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 4:11pm
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No, I've never made it or heard of it but I don't get out much either. Playing off tesso's replacing of liquid for alcohol, would one be able to make IMBC with champagne instead of water when making the syrup?

I made a Cheerwine cake with Cheerwine buttercream by boiling down a 2 liter bottle of soda to condense the flavor then, added the condensed liquid/syrup as part of the liquid called for in my yellow cake. I wouldn't hesitate to try to make IMBC with champagne as the liquid instead of water ooooooooor making SMBC and using concentrated champagne as the flavoring...which, I reckon would be the same as champagne flavoring.

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Tweedie Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 4:22pm
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I made a Cheerwine cake with Cheerwine buttercream by boiling down a 2 liter bottle of soda to condense the flavor then, added the condensed liquid/syrup as part of the liquid called for in my yellow cake. I wouldn't hesitate to try to make IMBC with champagne as the liquid instead of water ooooooooor making SMBC and using concentrated champagne as the flavoring...which, I reckon would be the same as champagne flavoring.[/quote]

YUM! I love Cheerwine and that sounds delicious to me!!!

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all4cake Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 4:27pm
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I'd never tasted it until I got that request. I loooooooooooove all the fizz!

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julzs71 Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 4:29pm
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why don't you suggest champagne cake and icing and a orange curd so that it is more like a mimosa

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lilthorner Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 5:35pm
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when I make champagne cake, it is done like the bakeries in my area.. vanilla chiffon cake.. take some pastry cream, add some sherry (yes sherry) and then add some whipped cream to it, so u are lightening up the custard.. its delish..

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MikeRowesHunny Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 6:16pm
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I can't do anything that needs to be refrigerated - don't have the room. Only room temp stable fillings.

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lilthorner Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 6:20pm
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If you use sleeve fillings u can use the bavarian one. And add the liquor

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smbegg Posted 11 Feb 2010 , 6:31pm
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I made champagne cake with champagne BC. I just replaced the liquid for flat champagne. It was good.

stephanie

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