I decided to try making an ice cream cake for my husband's birthday. This is 3 layers of actual cake with ice cream between the layers.
I stacked the cake/ice cream layers and let it set up in the freezer for a couple of hours. I put on a crumbcoat of whipped cream icing and let it set up again for about 30 minutes.
When I tried to put a full coating of icing on the cake , the icing immediately began melting. It slid off the cake as quickly as I could get it on. What the heck?
Here's the frosting recipe I used:
https://bakingamoment.com/whipped-cream-frosting/
Does anyone have any suggestions for fixing this fiasco?
nearly three cups of cream to 8 oz of cream cheese is a lot of cream -- my best guess is that it's probably under whipped -- and so when it freezes the water crystallizes and when you go to work it on the cake -- it just slides off --
Thank you. I thought that was a ton of cream as well. Is there a way to fix it? Just keep whipping it? I was afraid to over whip.
properly whipped whipped cream needs no stabilizers -- if you whip it too long it turns to butter right?
so whip it until just before it turns to butter otherwise it won't work -- it will weep and if frozen it's a mess
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