Gently brush loose crumbs off top and
side of each cake layer with pasty brush or hands.
Not exact matches
Place the second and third
layers on top, rounded
side up and spread the frosting evenly on the top and
sides of the
cake.
Place third
layer on top, then frost the top and
sides of the
cake with remaining frosting.
Place final
layer on top
of the
cake, cut
side down.
Then place the second
layer of cake onto the first
cake layer and then frost the top and
sides of the
cake with the remaining frosting.
When putting the coconut filling in between the
layers, would you recommend piping a dam
of chocolate icing around the
cake to prevent the filing from spilling out the
sides?
Place the next
layer of cake on top and repeat, topping with the last
layer of cake making sure the top
layer is bottom
side up.
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.
→ Add the second
cake layer on top
of the frosting, pushing down gently till some
of the frosting slightly comes out the
side.
Place final
cake half, cut
side down, on top
of pineapple
layer.
Stack the final
layer of cake (top
side facing up this time!)
Work your way around the
sides until the entire
cake is covered with a thin
layer of frosting.
Going for
layer cakes with these gingerbread cookies in the shape
of houses (from the front) stuck on the
sides (a la Martha Stewarts Gingerbread Town Square
Cake).
To assemble, place one
layer of the
cake on a serving platter, spread with the Creamy Coffee Filling, place the second
layer on top and use the rest
of the filling to cover the top and
sides of the
cake.
Add second
layer, crumb
side up; frost
side and top
of cake with remaining filling.
Frost a thin
layer over the top and
sides of the
cake and place in the refrigerator for 15 - 20 minutes for the crumb coat.
Add the second
cake layer and use the rest
of the frosting to frost the
sides and the top
of cake.
Once firm, you can easily break the sheet
of bark into shards to
layer and decorate the
sides of your
cake.
Take a second
layer of cake and spread a
layer of whipped topping over it, then place it, whipped topping
side down, on top
of the already built
cake / whipped cream / strawberry
layer.
Spread a thin
layer of frosting on
sides and top
of cake.
Frost the
sides and then the top, making sure the entire
cake is covered in a thick
layer of frosting.
Assembling the
cake: place one
cake layer, top
side down, on a
cake plate and spread about a fifth
of the frosting over the
cake to cover evenly.
Divide the chocolate cream into 5 parts: 1 part for each
of the 4
layers, and the 5th part for the
sides of the
cake.
Spread buttercream around the
sides of the
cake for the crumb - coat and to fill in any gaps between
layers.
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).
Spread a small amount
of buttercream on a
cake board, then place bottom
cake layer, cut
side up, on top.
Spread the frosting evenly between all the
layers, as well as the top and
sides of the
cake.
Place the second
layer on top, and spread the frosting evenly on the top and
sides of the
cake.
Spread a thin
layer of ganache (crumb coat) on the top and
sides of the
cake to lock in any crumbs and to even / smooth out the
sides of the
cake.
Frost
sides,
layer and top
of cake.
I love the look
of the crust braid on top and along the
sides, I love having pie filling rather than icing between the
cake layers because personally I'd rather eat all
cake and no icing so I'm always trying to think
of different things to fill a
cake with, and I love how many
cake / pie combo ideas this
cake is giving me!
Then top with the second
layer and spread frosting on top and
sides of the entire
cake.
Place the final
layer on top
of the other two, bottom
side up, then coat the top and
sides of the
cake with the remaining frosting.
Put the second
layer on top and spread the top and
sides of the
cake with the remaining buttercream.
Frost the top and
sides of the
cake with a very thin
layer of frosting (a crumb coat), then chill for 20 minutes.
Place the
cake on a turntable, and apply a thin
layer of the frosting on the
sides and the top
of the
cake to lock in the crumbs.
Spread one - third
of the orange curd cream evenly on top and gently press another
cake layer, bottom
side up, on top.
Dab a bit
of frosting in the center
of a serving plate to prevent the
cake from sliding and center a
cake layer over it, cut
side up.
Place the second
layer on top
of the first and finish by frosting the
sides and the top
of the
cake.
The favorite
cake of a previous lab member while I was in graduate school was coconut and while I did not look forward to making such a creation, it was for her birthday so I sucked it up and made a coconut
cake complete with coconut syrup brushed on the
layers, coconut frosting, and lots
of shredded coconut on the top and
sides.
Top with third
layer and frost top and
sides of cake.
I decided to just do a
layer of frosting to stick the
cake layers together, and a
layer of frosting on top, keeping the
sides bare.
I put a
layer of parchment paper around the base
of my
cake to catch the crumbs, and used a knife to lift the crushed Oreos onto the
sides of the
cake.
This way, any excess frosting can be smoothed around the
sides of the
cake when you place the top
layer on.
Place a leveled
cake layer top
side - down in the center
of the platter.
Fill
layers and cover top and
sides of cake with Coconut - Pecan Frosting below.
Spread frosting in between
cake layers and use remaining frosting to cover top and
sides of cake.
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.
Place the 4th
cake layer, bottom
side up on top
of the
layered cake.
Now trim off thin
layer off the tops
of the
cake to make crumbs and to decorate the
sides of the
cake later (you'll need about 1 cup
of crumbs).