Step 3: The recipe calls for pre-made frosting (the kind that you get in a can from the store). We didn't have any so we used a recipe out of the book for vanilla frosting. It turned out just at good with the home made frosting as it would have with the pre-made frosting that you buy from the store.
Step 3 continued: haha we also didn't have much vanilla extract which the recipe calls for. So as a substitute for the remaining vanilla needed we used coconut extract. It tasted so good. We are actually going to experiment in a little bit with a pina colada cupcake using this frosting we kind of invented.
Step 4: we mixed the frosting and then we placed a damp cloth over it to keep it from going hard and staying moist while we did step 5.
Step 5: (No picture sorry) Take you cooled cake out of the fridge and break the cake into very SMALL crumbs into a bowl. Then take your frosting and mix together, there should be no clumps of frosting, it should be pretty evenly distributed. It should also be pretty sticky for it to stick together for step 6.
Step 4: we mixed the frosting and then we placed a damp cloth over it to keep it from going hard and staying moist while we did step 5.
Step 5: (No picture sorry) Take you cooled cake out of the fridge and break the cake into very SMALL crumbs into a bowl. Then take your frosting and mix together, there should be no clumps of frosting, it should be pretty evenly distributed. It should also be pretty sticky for it to stick together for step 6.
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