Fresh Flowers

Baking By Khilna Updated 2 Apr 2019 , 10:34pm by -K8memphis

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Khilna Posted 2 Apr 2019 , 1:38pm
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Hi

I would like to use fresh flowers for my daughters birthday cake. Apart from decorating with them, I would like to use them inside the cake whilst baking.

The flowers will be small. Like Violas and Pansies.

Is it best to make a large cake or cupcakes?

How do I use whole flowers (not petals) within the cake/cupcakes ie. if I place sugared flowers on top of the cake mix will they burn or sink etc.

I am completely new to baking with fresh flowers. 

Thank you

Xx



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-K8memphis Posted 2 Apr 2019 , 10:34pm
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idk -- usually, as you said, cut fresh flowers are going to die at high temperatures -- so you could maybe add some to the filling you put between layers -- but I don't know of any way to actually put them in batter and into a hot oven and bake them -- although you could freeze some already baked cake and place the flowers inside there (however you want) and put that inside the cake batter -- but how you would be able to slice the cake to find them afterwards might be an issue --

I never heard of baking fresh cut flowers inside the batter -- but i'm all about learning if somebody figured it out --


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