Winter Wonderland Wedding Cake
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OMGs... That is effing awsome. I would be so proud of it... I' all lost for words in the glow of the pure awsomeness that cake is
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Very nice. Is it standard to have each tier single layered? I tend to do all my cake double decker. Make for a really large cake and stately presentation.
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I'm jealous!
Ur work is so clean and polished!! I love it!!!!
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absolutely a beautiful cake! =] Good job! I like it a lot and it really does fit into the scene of Winter Wonderland
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that is a beautiful cake what a great job give yrself a pat on the back
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how long did you have the cakes "chillin' out" b4 you put the fondant on?
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Thank you!
Katie
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This is a very pretty cake! The piece of wood "works", I'm just wondering why she chose it? If it's solid gum paste, how long did it take to dry all the way through?
thebeautyofcake 2 years ago
I'm actually not sure why she chose a pine branch - I think it was just a piece of winter imagery that spoke to her. As for the drying time, it took about 5 days until it was completely dry - but it was still a teeny bit malleable in the thickest parts if you pushed good and hard on them. It didn't effect the structural integrity of the piece though, b/c it held up perfectly on the cake!
mimzywhimzy 2 years ago
whats the recipe to the vanilla cake? PLEASE TELL ME BCUZ I WAS LOOKIN FOR THIS RECIPE EVERYWHERE!!!
iiamphreashy 2 years ago
go to the Food Network website. go to Ina Garten's show called "Barefoot Contessa." Look for her recipe for coconut cake, and just leave out the coconut. That's the recipe I use. There are thousands of vanilla cake recipes out there - all you have to do is Google "Vanilla Cake Recipes"
mimzywhimzy 2 years ago
beautiful! :)
sakorarox07 2 years ago
thank you :o)
mimzywhimzy 2 years ago