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does a cooked cake sauce made w/heavy cream need to be refrigerated?
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redinparis wrote:
> does a cooked cake sauce made w/heavy cream need to be refrigerated?


What do you mean by a "cooked cake sauce"? Do you mean a custard or creme
anglaise of some sort? If so, yes, it should be refrigerated. If you mean a
caramel, it doesn't really need to be, at least for a few days.


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> does a cooked cake sauce made w/heavy cream need to be refrigerated?


Yes.

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