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Finally, applying a base coat, or "crumb coat," of icing seals in loose crumbs so that they do not mar the cake's appearance.
To anchor the cake, spread a dab of frosting in the center of a cardboard round cut slightly larger than the cake. Center the upper layer of a split cake crust-side up or one cake of separately baked layers bottom-side up on the cardboard round.
Spread a dab of frosting on the center of the cake stand, then set the cardboard round with the cake on the stand.

 

When filling and icing a cake with a butter-cream frosting, the challenge is to prevent crumbs from catching in the icing.
To help frosting spread more smoothly, get rid of Chocolate CupCake Recipes loose crumbs with a pastry brush.
Cold icing is difficult to spread and pulls on the surface of the cake, so if you've made the icing ahead and chilled it, give it ample time to warm and soften. Also, placing the cake's sturdy bottom crust face-up on the top layer minimizes crumbs and provides distinct, clean edges that are easy to ice. Spreading a thin coating of frosting on the sides helps seal in any crumbs, allowing for a smoother overall look.

If you are cutting the cake into layers, CupCakes Recipe  measure the height of the cake (that has been levelled, if necessary) and cut a small incision into the side with a paring knife to mark the desired thickness of your layers. Repeat every 3 or 4 inches around the circumference of the cake.
With a serrated knife held parall

Place the strips of lemon rinds on the trays of a dehydrator. They should not be overlapping or touching. Turn the dehydrator on.

If you don't remove the pith the rind will have a bitter taste.

Cut the rind off the lemon with a vegetable peeler leaving the white pith behind the rind on the lemon. The strips should be as wide and long as possible. They'll be easier to handle after they dry and won't fall through the grates of the dehydrator when they shrink. The rinds will shrink to one-quarter of their fresh size.

Whatever your desires or your goals when it comes to cake decorating, now that you are armed with this guide Recipes for Desserts dedicated to cake decorating mastery, you will become a force to be reckoned with and win the envy and admiration and praise of those around you... all while having incredible fun as you go!

I remember earlier in my career when I was studying logistics and supply chain management I visited a meat packing operation in New Orleans, Louisiana. It was a roasting hot day outside and walking into the refrigerated environment initially proved to be a welcome and refreshing change although after a while I started to get cold and  Recipes for Chocolate started to admire that guys who worked in this refrigerated environment day in day out.

The other shock that I got that day was when our tour guide explained what happened during the processing and packing of the chicken. To my surprise, whole chickens arrived yet when packed up the breast meat had been segregated from the wings and the legs. I asked my guide why this was and he explained that the breast meat was destined for mainland America but the legs and wings were to be air freighted to Eastern Europe because "Americans don't like to prepare meat with bones".