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Decorating By Ashley0415 Updated 11 Jun 2010 , 10:08pm by KoryAK

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Ashley0415 Posted 11 Jun 2010 , 9:00pm
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I am making bridal shower cupcakes.. was planning on using buttercream.. but she requested red velvet cake.. so I am using cc frosting. I usually just do cake.. so Im a little unsure of how to get such a flat surface on the cupcakes to get the decoration right.. any tips?
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3GCakes Posted 11 Jun 2010 , 9:17pm
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I'm going to throw out an idea that sounds like something I would do:

Level your cupcakes....then load up with frosting, getting the frosting as flat as you can.

Place a piece of waxed paper on the cupcake and use a fondant smoother to flatten. Leave the waxed paper on and chill the cupcake, then remove the paper.

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patty5 Posted 11 Jun 2010 , 9:28pm
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Do the cc frosting and on top of that use fondant. icon_smile.gif

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tmac670 Posted 11 Jun 2010 , 9:35pm
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If you bake your cupcakes at 325 instead of the standard 350- they will rise much more level.

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melmar02 Posted 11 Jun 2010 , 9:41pm
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I bake at 325°, but my oven's not level so my cuppies are always wonky. I just add more icing to the shorter side and you can't tell.

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jqorso Posted 11 Jun 2010 , 9:51pm
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Originally Posted by melmar02

I bake at 325°, but my oven's not level so my cuppies are always wonky. I just add more icing to the shorter side and you can't tell.




I think most ovens have adjustments to make your oven level.

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KoryAK Posted 11 Jun 2010 , 10:08pm
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Yep, those are fondant topped

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