Filling A Wonder Pan Cake? Help!
Decorating By Alickert Updated 28 Jan 2007 , 8:22pm by dutchdecorator
Has anyone ever used a filling in a wonderpan cake? If so, how did you do it. I would think it would be hard because of the cutting issue. If you have, how did you cut it? I am making a teapot cake and my client asked if it was possible to put a filling in it. I couldn't tell her because I didn't know! Help!
I was thinking of eventually trying a teapot cake, but using the "sports ball" pan - being you bake each half separately, you can easily put filling inbetween before putting the halves together. There are alot of teapot cakes in the Gallery, and many of them use this pan. Hope this helps.
deb
I've only used it for the dolls. I used one enhanced cake mix and it worked pretty well. It is strange to cut - you end up with weird shaped pieces, but if that's the shape of cake they want, that's what they should expect. It actually made a good amount of cake - probably a little more than a non-enhanced mix. I would think you could fill it just like a regular cake, it will only make it that much taller. Right? Anybody else?
I made a doll cake and what I did to fill it was use a squeeze bottle, and "inject" the cake all over. First I poked an area using a dowel (chopstick) as far as I could. Then I went in with the bottle and squeezed till the filling reached the top of the hole. Hope that helps 
I always fill the wondermold if I use it for doll cakes because that wya I make the cake higher so the doll will fit in it.
I just cut the cake three times horizontally and fil the middle withe buttercrema and the other two cuts with jam.
I tell the peaople to get the doll out cut one slice and then split that one on the buttercreme seam so everyone has a bit of jam. buttercreme and marzipan from the outsite.
The other option is to cut one slice and then cut the upper part of the cake and slice it up then start un the bottom half.
I always crumbcoat the whole cake after filling and I never end up with strange bumbs were the filling is.(see website under my cakes )
good luck!
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