That's my cake in
the cake stand before I took it to church for a church Christmas dinner.
Dab a couple of spots of icing on
the cake stand before placing your first cake layer to keep things anchored.
I usually move my cake to the final serving plate or
cake stand before decorating so I can frost over the cake board.
Not exact matches
Let
cake stand at room temperature 5 - 10 minutes
before serving.
I tend to use Royal Icing when you need to make something that needs to be a) demensional (ie:
stand up on top of the
cake and needs to harden for several days
before hand) or b) made ahead of time because there's no way you could do it all the night
before the party * wink *
Let the
cake cool in the pan for a few minutes
before inverting it onto a
cake stand or large serving plate.
I've made this
cake once
before and it was great, but my icing was a little off in texture and appearance, I think because I don't have a
standing mixer (did the best I could with my hand held one).
Cool for 15 minutes,
before turning out onto a plate or
cake stand.
Let the
cake pops
stand at room temperature for 10 minutes
before serving.
Slice the
cake into wedges and serve immediately, or refrigerate until completely chilled, then slice and serve cold (or let the
cake stand at room temperature for 20 minutes
before slicing and serving).
Remove from oven and cool completely
before inverting the
cakes onto a
cake stand.
Let the
cake stand an hour to allow the icing to set
before serving.
Let the
cake stand for 2 hours to set the icing
before serving.
Run a small, thin knife around the edge of the pan a couple of times
before inverting onto a
cake stand or large serving plate.
Allow
cake to
stand at room temperature 30 minutes
before serving and store any uneaten
cake in the refrigerator.
Made it almost 2 weeks
before hand and froze it, and thawed it on the
cake stand the morning of our gathering.
Step 5 - Serve the
cake straight away from the freezer unmoulding from the tin and pulling the clingfilm gently away,
before putting on a plate or
cake stand.
Once it's cool, wrap
cake in plastic wrap and let
stand at room temperature for 24 hours
before serving.
Let cool for at least 20 minutes
before inverting the
cake onto a plate or a
cake stand and peeling off the parchment paper.
Frost the sides and top of the
cake and let
stand for 1 hour
before serving.
Leave to
stand for 30 minutes for the frosting to set
before slicing into the
cake.
Sometimes, I have to think twice
before making a layer
cake or have to whip things by hand because the quantity is too little for the
stand mixer!
First off I doubled the recipe and added about a 1/4 cup of corn starch into the flour
before I measured it (making it
cake flour) and I added 4 Tbs of white vinegar to the milk and let it
stand for 5 mins (this makes it buttermilk) and I used vegetable oil instead of butter plus I added 1 Tbs of Vanilla extract.
Cool another 20 minutes
before carefully flipping the
cake over a wire rack or
cake stand.
Let cool completely in pan
before flipping out onto a cooling rack or
cake stand.
I'm just really hoping that a few of you are going to buy your pies from the store's bakery section, pull them out of the boxes, arrange them on your nicest
cake stand and add a few dollops of whipped cream (from a can) and toss some cinnamon sticks on a few minutes
before your overly critical mother comes over and pretend you made them yourself.
I have used wreaths
before and a pedestal vase in my tablescapes but I like your idea using a
cake stand because you have a larger area to put something on it!
The backdrop was ordered
before the
cake stand and they work together beautifully.
Finished with the frosting, Cotton fetches the
cakes from the freezer and sets them up on a
stand, slicing off the tops to make two even cylinders,
before swiftly applying the buttercream.
Oiseaux candlestick and Victorian / Edwardian
cake stand, as
before.
The backdrop was ordered
before the
cake stand and they work together beautifully.