Help! Cake Overcooked And Don't Have Time To Make Another

Decorating By Susecita Updated 22 Mar 2006 , 1:55pm by Susecita

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Susecita Posted 22 Mar 2006 , 11:09am
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The sides and the top are a bit too hard. I tasted the cake yesterday and it's delish. It seems to be moist in the inside still just the top and the sides crusted quite a bit. I know I can level the top off but what should I do with the sides? Will the frosting hide this imperfection? I was thinking that maybe the frosting and the filling would hide this one....Suggestions are welcomed. The cake is dry already so I can't add syrup and because of the crust I don't think it would take it anyways. Ugh!


-S

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Lazy_Susan Posted 22 Mar 2006 , 11:20am
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If I were you I would just cut off the sides as well.

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Doug Posted 22 Mar 2006 , 12:49pm
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yes it will still take syurp...may have to brush it a time or two or three


and if absolutely no children will eat it (and not against law as in NC) ...can add your favorite alcohol icon_surprised.gificon_rolleyes.gif

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Susecita Posted 22 Mar 2006 , 1:55pm
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Cut the sides of one of the layers and problem solved. This cake is actually just for show so not as important whether or not it's a bit hard. I also tasted the crusted part with frosting and it still tastes great. Thanks! Baking now cake for sister. Jeeeesh.

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