A white chocolate buttercream is
spread around the cake; quite sweet, it is best used sparingly, but produces a complementary flavor to the cake.
Not exact matches
Use a spatula to
spread the icing
around the edge of the
cake.
Spread bourbon caramel cream cheese on the
cake, leaving a 1 - inch border
around the edges.
Blend the
cake ingredients, and then pour them into the prepared pan —
spreading it
around and shaking it from side to side.
Remove towel, and
spread the filling over
cake leaving a 1 1/2 inch clean border all
around.
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.
This is one of my favorite bundt
cakes, which
spreads one of the most delicious aromas all
around the house while baking, and is really easy to prepare.
Spread the
cake batter evenly into your prepared
cake tin, and bake for
around 30 minutes or until cooked through.
Use an offset palette knife to
spread the buttercream evenly
around and on top of the
cake.
With a spatula or offset spatula carefully
spread chocolate ganache on top and
around the layer
cakes.
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).
Use the spatula to
spread the buttercream up the side of the
cakes, all the way
around.
Spread remaining frosting on top and
around the
cake.
Pipe the buttercream
around the layer then add the cranberry filling on the
cake layer and
spread it until it reaches the buttercream.
Spread buttercream
around the sides of the
cake for the crumb - coat and to fill in any gaps between layers.
You can also frost the
cake with yogurt or shatter it and then
spread the yogurt
around!!
Brush away any loose crumbs then, using a small palette knife,
spread the rest of the filling all
around the sides of the
cake, and use the palette knife to make a vertical pattern, sliding the knife upwards from the base.
Spread the whipped cream
around the
cake as icing.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan and with a rubber spatula
spread the batter from the center outward, creating a slightly raised ridge
around the outside rim (since heat is conducted faster near the metal rim, mounding the batter
around the edges ensures the
cake will bake more evenly and will be more leveled).
Remove the springfrom ring
around the cooled brownie
cake and
spread the cookie dough filling on top (see notes).
Spread a thin layer of frosting on top of the
cake, then pipe a dam of peanut butter frosting
around the edge of the
cake layer using a pastry bag fitted with a large round piping tip.
Top the
cake with a bit more than 1 cup of frosting and
spread it
around evenly.
Transfer the mixture into 9.5» (19 cm) springform
cake tin and
spread it evenly
around the base, making sure it's packed very tightly.
To decorate the
cake I made a peachy pink vegan buttercream that I
spread out as smooth as possible and piped some little decorations
around the edge of the
cake.
Unroll the
cake, and using an offset spatula,
spread the
cake evenly with the whipped cream sour cream, leaving a 1 - inch border
around the edges.
Working quickly, use an offset spatula to
spread the icing gently
around the
cake.
Using an offset spatula, evenly
spread the cooled chocolate ganache
around the sides of the
cake.
Use a spoon to drizzle the glaze onto the
cake,
spreading it
around as needed.
(I recommend leaving a 1/2 - inch
cake border
around the edge as the whipped cream with
spread a little when you add your fruit.)
Tilt the
cake pan
around to
spread the caramel as much as possible.
And then you need to remember that your cookie
cake pizza is going to
spread, so leave room all
around the perimeter.
Remove the springfrom ring
around the cooled brownie
cake and
spread the cookie dough filling on top (see notes).
Spread the whipped cream filling leaving about 1/2 edge
around the outside of the
cake.
Spread frosting
around the sides of the
cake, adding more as needed, until it's covered.
Pour the remaining glaze into the center of the
cake and, working quickly,
spread it over the top of the
cake and
around the sides, working the glaze as little as possible.