Not exact matches
Cool cupcakes /
cakes about 15 minutes before running a knife
around the
edge of the pan and inverting very carefully.
To assemble
cake, run a knife
around the
edges of the pan and turn the
cake onto a large plate or platter.
The hardest part is probably lining the vertical ladyfingers
around the outer
edge of the
cake pan.
Use a spatula to spread the icing
around the
edge of the
cake.
Run a sharp knife
around edges of
cake to loosen sides.
Press the hazelnut crumbs onto the icing
around the
edge of the
cake (you've got more than enough hazelnut crumbs and much of it will fall off as you press it on the sides).
Spread bourbon caramel cream cheese on the
cake, leaving a 1 - inch border
around the
edges.
Any time I am going to frost the outside of a
cake, I do put a dam
around the
edges before adding the filling in the middle.
The
cake is done when it's golden brown
around the
edges and just beginning to pull away from the
edge of the pan.
Arrange coffee beans
around top
edge of
cake.
Use a large palette knife and
cake scraper to spread a thin layer of butter icing
around the sides and top of the
cake, then pipe rosettes tightly round the top
edge (making sure there are no gaps as this will form the wall that will prevent the jelly escaping) and round the base using a large open star tip.
Pipe a dam
around the
edge of the bottom layer of
cake and fill the center with about half of the cranberry apple pie filling.
These
Cake Mix Confetti Cookies are soft in the middle and a tad bit crunchy
around the
edges.
In small bowl, stir 3 tablespoons peach preserves; carefully spoon preserves
around top
edge of
cake, allowing some to drizzle down side.
Let the
cake cool for a few minutes in the pan, then run a knife
around the
edges, and remove the springform.
Gently run a palette knife
around the
edges and invert the
cakes onto racks.
Place your first layer onto a
cake stand or tray and pipe red frosting in a circle on top of the layer of
cake, leaving 1 / 4 - inch of
cake unfrosted
around the
edge.
Carefully remove the
cake by running a knife
around the
edge of the pan.
Loosen
around all
edges with a knife, being careful not to slice into the
cake.
Finally, I piped chocolate buttercream
around the
edges of my chocolate chip cookie
cake.
Run a knife
around the
edge of the
cake, place a plate over the pan and invert immediately.
Run a knife
around the
edge of the
cake and cool completely on a cooling rack.
Run a small, thin knife
around the outer
edges of the pan before inverting the
cake onto a rack to cool completely.
Run a small thin knife
around the
edges of the pans and invert the
cakes onto cooling racks to cool completely.
Loosen
cake with knife
around center and
edges of pan.
Run a small, thin knife
around the
edge of the pan before inverting the
cake onto the rack.
Once I've allowed the
cake to cool and then have turned it out of the pan and reverted it back onto a plate, I cleanly trip the
edges about half an inch all the way
around.
Let the
cake cool in it's pan, then run a dull knife
around the inside
edge of the pan to loosen the
cake.
Place spoonfuls of whipped cream
around the
edge of the
cake, top with the chocolate coffee beans and dust with cocoa.
Spread
around the cold
cake (I find it easiest to do this while it is on the serving plate and just wipe the
edges with a damp paper towel).
Once out of the oven, run a blunt knife
around the
edge of the
cake.
Remove the
cakes from the oven and run a knife
around the
edges to loosen them from the sides of the pans.
Run knife
around edges of
cake.
Fill the center of the meringue shell with the whipped cream, leaving a border of about an inch
around the
edge / Informally arrange fruit over the cream / Can be held in the fridge for up to two hours / Cut into wedges with a
cake knife.
Run a knife
around the
edge of the pan, if necessary to release the
cake.
Cool in pan 5 mins, run a knife
around the
edge of
cakes and turn out onto rack to cool completely.
Run a thin knife
around edge of pan and twist pan gently back and forth on a flat surface to loosen
cake.
Arrange the chopped peanut butter cups
around the
edge of the
cake.
Pipe a border of white buttercream
around the
edge of the
cakes, then fill with the black sesame buttercream.
Pipe a dam of frosting
around outer
edge of
cake layer using a large, round piping tip (this will help keep the filling from spilling out the sides).
Stack the second layer of
cake, and repeat steps 3 and 4 - pipe a dam of frosting
around the
edge and fill with the cherries and crisp topping.
The
cake has lasted and so have we — we more worn
around the
edges than the
cake, but it's all delicious.
Then pipe a well
around the
edge of the
cake and smooth caramel over the layer.
To get a smooth finish, dip your spatula in a glass of very hot water and quickly wipe it with a paper towel before running it
around the
edges of the
cake.
Let
cakes cool in the pans for fifteen minutes before running a small, thin knife
around the
edge of the pans and inverting the layers onto a rack.
Cake should be slightly wet
around edges of mug and somewhat drier toward the center.
To create the top portion of the
cake, I used a closed star tip to pipe spirals of frosting
around the
edges.
Pipe a dam of frosting
around the
edge of the
cake layer (to keep the filling from oozing out).
Use a spoon to swirl together until marbled, leaving a little chocolate visible
around edge of
cake.
Once done, remove from the oven and allow to cool in the pan about 20 minutes and then run a knife
around the
edge of the pan, place a cooling rack on top and carefully flip the whole thing over so the
cake falls out onto the cooling rack.