Frosting a double-layer cake might be challenging when you need to keep the balance between cream and crumb to enhance the flavour. But with the right techniques and tools, you can master it in only a few tries. Here are some tips to perfectly add frosting to your double-layer cake.
After baking, use a serrated knife to flatten out the cake and chill the cake for 30 minutes before frosting to make then firm and easy to work with.
Apply a thin layer of frosting on the cake to catch any loose crumbs and lock the crumbs to prevent them from mixing with the final layer.
Use a turntable, offset spatula and bench scraper to ensure smooth and even frosting.
Don't be stingy with the frosting and apply a generous amount from the top to side to achieve a smooth finish.
After applying the final layer, smoothen it with bench scraper and chill the cake for some time to set everything perfectly.