Pumpkin Shaped

Decorating By frogfiend Updated 2 Oct 2005 , 10:36pm by debsuewoo

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frogfiend Posted 2 Oct 2005 , 8:37pm
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If using the bundt pans for a pumpkin can you torte the cakes or will it distort the shape. I have an order for a pumpkin but they want it torted and filled. I am afraid it will lose its shape. Can anyone answer this. I also ordered the wilton 3D pan but it is awful small, would it lose if shape if torted. I hope someone can help this is driving me crazy.

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debsuewoo Posted 2 Oct 2005 , 8:55pm
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You can torte the cake, but don't put a lot of filling in. Also, let the cake settle for a good 20 minutes after torting and filling so that it will take the shape it is going to take and go from there.

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frogfiend Posted 2 Oct 2005 , 9:16pm
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Thanks I hoping I can pull it off.

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traci Posted 2 Oct 2005 , 9:23pm
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You could put the wilton pumpkin on top of a sheet cake that is filled if the bundt pans do not work.
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debsuewoo Posted 2 Oct 2005 , 10:36pm
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You can torte the cake, but don't put a lot of filling in. Also, let the cake settle for a good 20 minutes after torting and filling so that it will take the shape it is going to take and go from there.

Debbi

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