Hello,
Anyone know how long lemon curd can be left at room temp? Need to fill cupcakes tomorrow with somekind of lemon filling, but cupcakes wont be served until next day.
If you know whether or not lemon curd could be kept inside a cupcake for 2 hours at room temp please let me know. Or, if you know of another non-perishable lemon flavored filling that would be great too.
Much thanks.
On second thought, any kind of cream/pastry filling would be fine if its non-perishable for a few days. (I know you can buy the stuff in the sleeves, but I have no way of getting to a shop that carries those).
Thanks again.
I use shelf stable lemon curd for wedding cakes all the time and have never had an issue. I think there may be an issue with homemade tho' since it has to be refrigerated.
Would like to make something at home, if possible. It only needs to be ok at room temp for 24 hours. Any ideas??? Anything creamy, vanilla, or lemon?
I have filled cupcakes with homemade lemon curd. I do live in a mild climate, not extremalyt hot or humid, but have not had any problems.
As far as I know, any homemade lemon curd or pastry filling has to be refrigerated. The only creamy homemade thing I can think of that can be left unrefrigerated would be buttercream. You could make lemon buttercream and be fine. Is the amount of cupcakes too many to fit in your fridge?
I would suggest the lemon buttercream with a little yellow color to it. To me, anything creamy suggests an ingredient that requires refrigeration. I think your guests will be pleased with a tart lemony buttercream filling. You could thin it a bit with real lemon juice to get a "creamier" texture.
Just a note to let everyone know what I ended up doing. I found a way to get to a cake decorating store and bought the lemon pastry filling they have. I didnt like that it just looked like a weird lemon gel and tasted just like lemon sugar in gel form, so I mixed it with buttercream and it made for a tasty filling. No problem eating them even three days later.
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