Question About A Mousse Cake

Decorating By AgBaker Updated 1 Nov 2014 , 1:21pm by cazza1

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AgBaker Posted 28 Oct 2014 , 2:41pm
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AHello I am making a chocolate cake with chocolate mousse layers in between for a family event on saturday evening. I always use buttercream in between layers and this is the first time I am filling my cake with a mousse, so I have a few questions: once i torte and fill the cake with mousse-should I let the cake sit in a freezer or in the fridge to let the mousse set? Should I wrap it?

And should I decorate the cake with buttercream while the cake is still frozen or shouldI bring it back to room temp?

Please let me know what the procedure should be? TIA

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Rosie93095 Posted 28 Oct 2014 , 4:42pm
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Make a buttercream dam on the first layer and put your mousse filling inside the dam, then put the second layer on top. This will keep the filling from squeezing out of the sides of the cake, and Chill after frosting.

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AgBaker Posted 29 Oct 2014 , 5:38am
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AThank you!

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Rosie93095 Posted 30 Oct 2014 , 10:40am
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You are welcome.

You don't have to freeze the cake, just put it in the refrigerator until about an hour before serving.

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Boyka Posted 30 Oct 2014 , 11:00am
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AAnd don't forget your gelatin....once I did it, bigggg mistake lol

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AgBaker Posted 1 Nov 2014 , 4:47am
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ALol Boyka

So my cake is assembled and chilling now and I will decorate it tomorrow now. I have some extra mousse left...any suggestions on what else to use it for?

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cazza1 Posted 1 Nov 2014 , 1:21pm
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Personal gratification for a job well done.  i.e. use a spoon and put it in your mouth!!!:D

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