Rachael Teufel

Cooling and Removing Cakes

Rachael Teufel
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Duration:   5  mins

Once you remove your cakes from the oven, it is important to follow proper cooling techniques to ensure your cakes maintain their moisture and desired texture. Without this important step, your cakes can turn gummy, soggy, or even crack and dry out. In this free lesson, cake designer Rachael Teufel shares her tips and tricks for keeping cakes moist and delicious. With only a cooling rack, Rachael works with nature to encourage the natural cooling process. Don’t miss her secret tip on how she traps the moisture in the cake as it naturally rises and escapes, as well as how to gently remove them from the pan if they stick along the edges. After your cakes have cooled, check out Rachael’s free tips on wrapping and storing cakes.

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3 Responses to “Cooling and Removing Cakes”

  1. Beverley Johnson

    Thank you so much for that tip much appreciated

  2. Lynda Bowman

    If my cakes come out of the oven when they are thoroughly done, I do as you say in this video but the top of cake becomes too moist and a problem Should I bake them longer? I follow your directions for freezing and they come out wet, causing a problem. Thank you and I hope your answer will work for me. Lynda

  3. Janice Brewer

    Very interesting! Thank you!

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