Using Fresh Fruit In The Filling

Baking By Merry2go Updated 25 Jul 2012 , 1:54am by Merry2go

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Merry2go Posted 24 Jul 2012 , 3:43pm
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I have a question on using fresh fruit in the filling which I've never done but it's summer and want to take advantage of fresh fruit. I plan on doing 2 different cakes. One with fresh raspberries sprinkled over a lemon curd and the other cut fresh strawberries in a whipped cream or mousse. I usually bake and layer one day then the next decorate with delivery the same day or the next. My question is will the fruit stand up to the extra days (especially the cut strawberries) or will they start to go mushy?

Thanks for your help!

Mary

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Marianna46 Posted 24 Jul 2012 , 11:18pm
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They'll be okay for a couple of days IF you keep the cake in the fridge. This is not a problem if you're covering the cake in buttercream or whipped cream, but refrigeration can spell death for fondant (because of the condensation that forms when you take it out).

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Merry2go Posted 25 Jul 2012 , 1:54am
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Thanks Marianna!

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