Next step was a centerpiece and I plopped this pale blue cinderella pumpkin
onto a cake plate.
To remove from the pan, you should be able to simply flip the cake over
onto your cake plate and it will slide out easily (some of the older - style bundt pans without non-stick coatings can be tricky so you may need to gently pry it out with a sharp knife).
Remove from oven and let cool slightly before inverting bundt pan
onto cake plate.
Then, flip it over
onto a cake plate.
You can line with parchment paper if you want but I found that it's fairly easy to slide
onto a cake plate when transferring.
Remove the cake from the oven to cool and if using a springform pan, release the attachment and flip
onto your cake plate.
Holding the two tightly together, turn the cake over
onto the cake plate.
Place one of the cake layers
onto your cake plate and spread about 1/3 of the Almond Joy frosting onto the center of the cake, spreading to about 1/2 - inch from the sides.
Cool on wire rack completely before turning
onto a cake plate.
Allow the cake to cool in the pan for 10 minutes and then invert the pan
onto a cake plate.
Not exact matches
Place one layer of the
cake onto a
cake stand or
plate.
Cut vertical slices through the meringue,
cake and ice cream with an ELECTRIC KNIFE, and put on
plates onto which you have spooned a generous pool of the chocolate sauce.
Invert the
cake onto a flat
plate that has been covered in plastic wrap which you sprayed with cooking spray.
To assemble
cake, run a knife around the edges of the pan and turn the
cake onto a large
plate or platter.
Allow to cool before turning the
cake out
onto a
plate for serving.
Invert the
cake onto a
plate, and invert again
onto another
plate, right side up.
Place serving
plate over the top of the pan and invert the
cake onto the
plate.
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onto the
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Invert the
cake onto a serving
plate; garnish with raspberries.
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.
In one slow motion, I flipped half of the
cake onto the
plate and half of into
onto the floor.
Since you invert the
cake from the pan
onto a serving
plate, the «bottom» of the
cake is really the top while it's in the bundt pan.
Second, invert the
cake out of the pan and
onto your serving dish (a
plate or
cake stand) after it cools for 10 minutes.
One at a time, invert the
cakes onto a
plate and then re-invert them
onto a cooling rack, rounded - sides up.
Let the
cake cool in the pan for a few minutes before inverting it
onto a
cake stand or large serving
plate.
Let the
cake cool on a rack in the pan for about 10 minutes, then loosen the
cake from the pan and invert the whole rack
onto a
plate.
Invert the
cake onto a
plate 10 minutes after it comes out of the oven.
Carefully invert
onto a
plate or
cake stand.
Let it cool 2 - 3 minutes in the pan then carefully invert
onto a
plate or
cake stand.
The cool presentation starts by pressing cooked rice into a lightly greased 5 - inch ramekin or small
cake pan, and then turning it out
onto the center of your serving
plate.
Assembly: Set a
cake base layer, browned - side down,
onto your serving
plate.
Turn the pie dish upside - down
onto the
plate, and then turn it around (basically the same procedure as turning a bundt
cake onto a
plate).
Cool for 15 minutes, before turning out
onto a
plate or
cake stand.
Remove the
cake from the oven, let cool slightly for 5 - 10 minutes, transfer the
cake onto a wire rack or a
plate, pour the rice malt caramel sauce on top of it and let cool completely before serving.
Invert one of the chocolate
cake layers
onto a large
plate or
cake stand.
Using a dry kitchen towel to steady ramekin, invert each
cake onto plate.
Shape the carrot
cake with your hands
onto a
plate, it will be easy to shape into a
cake mold.
To remove
cake from pan, run a knife along the sides, then invert
cake onto a
plate and invert again
onto your serving platter so that the
cake is right side up.
Place a serving
plate top - down
onto the bottom of the
cake.
To frost the
cakes, place one layer of chocolate
cake onto a
cake stand or
plate.
I absolutely love this
cake: it goes together in less than 15 minutes, bakes up in 30, and you can serve it right out of the pan or flip it out
onto a
plate.
To assemble: place one
cake layer
onto your serving
plate.
Let
cake cool in the pan on a rack for 10 minutes before flipping out of the pan
onto a
plate.
Slide a 9 - inch / 23 - cm cardboard
cake board under the
cake and gently slide the
cake off the board
onto the
plate.
Invert
onto a serving
plate, spooning any topping in skillet over
cake.
Run a knife around the edge of the pan to loosen the sides, then turn the
cake out
onto a serving
plate.
Carefully invert the
cake onto a
plate and use a palette knife to separate the
cake from the base of the pan.
Cool completely before releasing, then invert
cake onto a
plate.
Run a knife around the edge of the pan and invert the
cake onto a serving
plate.
Invert
cake onto a cooling rack or serving
plate.