Hi all,
I need some advice. I am going to Denver in December to do my nieces wedding cake. She has asked for my dark chocolate sour cream cake. My problem is I have no idea how to adjust it for the altitude change and the idea of experimenting days before the wedding does not thrill me. Can anyone give me some guidance? OR, is there a baker in the Denver area that would be willing to pre-bake the rounds for me and I can then decorate them?

I'm in western Colo, slightly higher elevation than Denver. It can take me multiple tries to adjust a new recipe to my satisfaction. When I visit the in-laws in KS I bake a cake every time, just to remind myself I can bake a cake without it falling.

There are two cookbooks that I've found to be the best starting point. One is published by Colo State Univ and the other is Pie in the Sky. Both should be available @ Amazon.

I'd help you out with the baking if I were in the Denver area. Good luck!

BeeBoos-8599_ , if you pm or email me the recipe I can give you some suggestions. If the recipe sounds good, I might even test if for you
if I have time . Unfortunately, I'm probably a little too far to bake for you.