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Lining Charlotte Rings or Cake Rings

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Professional Baking

By Wayne Gisslen

Published 2008

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Sometimes a soft filling or mousse, such as Bavarian cream or other gelatin-based filling, is used in a layer cake. In these cases, it is necessary to use a ring mold to hold the filling in place until the cake is chilled enough to set the filling. These ring molds are often called charlotte rings because they are used to make charlottes, which are molded desserts made of Bavarian cream (see chapter 20). They may also be called cake rings.

Using a charlotte ring allows the pastry chef to create a decorative edge for the cake. The cake is finished by applying an icing or glaze only to the top. The decorated sides of the cake are revealed when the ring is removed.

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