I brought the petal cake pans about a couple months ago off e-bay. Have never used them before (didn't come with instructions).
I made the cake last night and this morning I tried to match them up. I tried putting them together top to bottom, bottom to bottom, top to top and neither way looks right.
My question is, which way do they match? I hope that I haven't confused you to much.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Are you talking about the petal wedding cake pans? If you bake two of each size you should be able to put those two together to make a tier. I put the first one on a board or cardboard with the bottom down then put filling or buttercream on it, then take the second layer and put it on top side (the side you trim) down and that gives you a tier. I hope this is what you were asking
Hi kate,
It is the 9" petal pans for weddings. I tried what you said and they look like they are leaning in with the middle sticking out.
Did you level them? I cut the tops off before I dump the cake out of the pan. Use a long serrated knife or take some dental floss and saw it back and forth across the top of the pan. This will give you a nice level cake. I might not be understanding your problem, sorry, guess I'm a visual person. The other thing might be your recipe, is the problem that the cake didn't rise properly? I've had that happen when I forgot to add something like eggs. Hope I'm some help
Hi! If you are talking about the outside edges curving out, I admit that I sometimes take my kitchen sissors and trim the edge after I stack the layers. That way when I ice it I can hide the 'sometimes bulge'.
Just a thought.
Hi kate,
Sorry it took me so long to thank you and crylynn, but my internet provider had problems with their receivers or something so I couldn't access the web.
I took your advice and trimmed the tops and that helped alot. When I iced the cake, I put to much icing and the petal look didn't come out right so I just made it into a basketweave with flowers. I needed to practice my basketweave anyway. Will post so that you can see the results since you helped me with it.
Once again, my thanks to you and crylynn for responding.
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