Cake Too Moist!

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Sanyahassan Posted 8 Jan 2014 , 9:34pm
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AI have an order due friday. I just got done baking my cakes. One of them os exceptionally moist and im afraid the slightest handling might vlbreak or crumble it. Is there something I can do to firm it up a bit considering its baked and cooled? I eventually have to ice it with ganache and cover with fondant. Pls help!

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Annabakescakes Posted 8 Jan 2014 , 9:44pm
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I think the ganache and the fondant will hold it all together nicely.

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Sanyahassan Posted 8 Jan 2014 , 9:47pm
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AReally? I was afraid that it might just collapse under all that weight! It's my first order. Dont want it to go wrong!

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sixinarow Posted 8 Jan 2014 , 9:52pm
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AWrap it up and freeze it a few hours. Annabakes is right, the ganache will hold it together, but having it frozen will keep it from crumbling when you handle it to put it on your round & fill.

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sixinarow Posted 10 Jan 2014 , 2:22am
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How did it go, Sanyahassan?

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MBalaska Posted 10 Jan 2014 , 3:22am
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Cake too moist!

I don't think you can get one too moist, armpits get too moist sometimes, but cake never.

bring on the humid damp cakes.

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Sanyahassan Posted 10 Jan 2014 , 5:02am
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AHahaha that's funny! Went well! [IMG]http://cakecentral.com/content/type/61/id/3164689/width/200/height/400[/IMG]

Let see what feeeback I get from the client!

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