I've found a
picture of this cute cake in the magazine "Cake art made easy". Yay, something nice that can be done quickly =)
Candy bar part 2 – lots of sweet treats
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| Photo: Corinna Schmitz from Cocography |
As Ive promised in my
last post, heres the part 2 that will show you what weve made, how weve made it
and what recipes weve used.
Candybar for a wedding – The planning process
We've made a candy bar
for the wedding of our friends Janina & Christoph. Because you have to
think about many things for this kind of project, it's best to start with a
timetable.
Mini ring cake - Sacher Cake
There have
been two things on my mind that I've always wanted to try out =) First, that was
my new silicone mini ring cake mold, and second a Sacher cake. And then I
thought, hey, why not kill two birds with one stone! I've found a suitable
recipe in the book "Mini ring cake: Simply spend on treats" by Andrea
Schirmaier-Huber and started right away.
Lillifee cake - part 2
So in part
1 I've showed you how to make the Lillifee figure, now its time for the actual
cake. You will need to cakes for this, one in a normal spring form and one in a
ring cake (Gugelhupf). They should both have a similar diameter. We've chosen a
chocolate sponge cake for this project.
Divide the
round cake into two pieces. If you think it's not high enough, you'll have to
bake another ;) Normally one well risen cake is enough.
Lillifee cake with a kids surprise - part 1
Little
Leona's 4th birthday was coming up, and it had to be a Lillifee cake. You've
probably seen a few barbie cakes already with the actual cake being the dress.
That's what we wanted to do. We've never done this kind of cake before so we
looked up pictures and videos of how people did it. We especially liked the
Video of Ann from How To Cook That.
TUTORIAL - Fondant windmill
Today I want to show you how to make a windmill out of
fondant. it might look difficult, but its actually quite easy - youll see. With
just a few steps you can create beautiful windmills and decorate your cake
pops, muffins or cakes.
Start by rolling out a patch of thin fondant and cut
out a square. if you have a square cutter, you can use that one. Ive simply
used a memo paper as a template which Ive folded twice to get 4 little squares,
since I wanted to make little windmills, and traced the lines.
Abonnieren
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