Help With Soggy Cake!!!

Baking By Cakemomma5 Updated 28 Jun 2019 , 6:53pm by yortma

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Cakemomma5 Posted 28 Jun 2019 , 5:02pm
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Okay...emergency!!  so i baked 2 rounds and flipped them out to plates so i coukd flip again to my cooling rack...got side tracked with kiddos and forgot i didnt flip to rack. When i went to get them they were already completely cooled and when i did flip to rack they wwr3e super soggy on the side that was against the glass plate. 

I need these for the morning and wont have time to rebake...can i save them?? 

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MerMadeBakedGoods Posted 28 Jun 2019 , 5:05pm
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How soggy are they? Are they still intact? Could you put the rack inside the oven with the oven light on for a bit? Or on 200?

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Cakemomma5 Posted 28 Jun 2019 , 5:12pm
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They are pretty wet, wet enough that i wouldnt eat it. Still in tact, yes! 

I could, didnt know if that would work. Right now i have them in the fridge to 'dry out' ...not sure if that will help though either. 

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kakeladi Posted 28 Jun 2019 , 5:43pm
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As he other poster said, depending on how quickly you need them -  put them in the oven - on a very!low temp - just the light bulb isn't going to do it unless you leave them in some 8 hrs :(  They will not dry out in the frig.     I'm also thinking that I whould just go ahead and ice them.  That moisture/soggyness is going to spread throughout the cake and not be noticed at all


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yortma Posted 28 Jun 2019 , 6:53pm
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slice off a thin layer?

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