ByAbba1995
Hello, can I use a regular springform pan that goes in the oven for a cream cake that only goes in the fridge? My cream or the cake never sets. Is this because of the springform pan?
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Hello, I have a problem. I'm currently baking a lemon cake, and they say that to make it extra moist, you should pierce it several times with a fork while it's still hot and drizzle with lemon juice. I just don't know if the cake will still be easy to remove from the springform pan…
No, this is definitely not due to the jumping form and you can take it.
With cream always cream stiff in (which is not to become stiff, but to remain stiff) and really beat until it is quite solid (but not too much else you have butter).
Thank you
This is not due to the brittle shape, which can also be used in the refrigerator