Using a spatula, spread a
further layer of buttercream across the top and sides (making sure you leave some icing to pipe decorations) and smooth to the look that you want.
Make a thicker
layer of buttercream like a dam (see notes) around the edges and spoon in about 2 tbsp of the slightly cooled caramel (if it is too thick to pour, warm it gently for a few seconds on the stove).
Place the bottom of the first cake, cut side up, on a flat serving plate and spread a
thin layer of buttercream on the top only (not the sides) with a palette knife.
Pipe a dam of buttercream on the first layer, fill in the center with a thin
layer of buttercream and then top with chocolate ganache.
Top it with
a layer of buttercream and the second cut - out layer.
Gently spread
a layer of buttercream over the curd.
I find that doing
a layer of buttercream under another soft filling can be a little slippery, so aim for a slightly firmer buttercream and make sure you put a nice dam of buttercream around the edge of each layer.
Pipe
a layer of buttercream onto the layer, then top with a second and repeat with the third.
Crumb coat the cake with a thin
layer of buttercream.
Spread some buttercream between each layer, then coat the entire surface of the cake in a thin
layer of buttercream.
Place one cake layer on a cake stand and cover the top of the cake with
a layer of the buttercream, smoothing with an offset spatula.
Using an offset spatula, frost the cake with
a layer of buttercream, smoothing as you go.
Spread with a thin
layer of buttercream.
Spread with a thin
layer of buttercream (about 1/3 cup).
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