Cheesecake As A Wedding Cake

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softgreenside Posted 4 Jul 2011 , 11:57pm
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So i'm hoping to find out more information on this. I got asked if i could do a cheesecake as one of the layers for a wedding cake.

Has anyone done this before? Does it work? Is it sturdy enough as a layer?

My first thought would be no as cheesecake has no real density to it as a layer for a tiered wedding cake.

Please help.

-B

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leah_s Posted 5 Jul 2011 , 12:07am
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The real issue is that the cheesecake has to be kept refrigerated until right before serving it. It CAN NOT sit out on display as the rest of the cake could.

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softgreenside Posted 5 Jul 2011 , 12:09am
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thanks!
that was another concern of mine as well.

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scp1127 Posted 5 Jul 2011 , 5:08am
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I use cheesecake as a layer and it works well. If you choose to do it, I will be happy to share my recipe. It's just NY cheesecake, but it is dense and will hold up to being stacked. But as Leah mentioned, it will need to be refrigerated. I think you could take it out 30 minutes before cutting to allow the cake layers to come closer to room temp. Another suggestion is to cut it cold (bride and groom), take it to the kitchen to cut the servings and wait a few minutes for it to warm up a little. The cut pieces will come to room temp faster.

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