The type of cake I never thought I’d make… But then I volunteered for the smash cake for a friend’s son’s birthday before knowing the theme, so here comes a sports cake! Wasn’t sure how ‘smashable’ fondant would be, so I made an extra cupcake in buttercream only, but smashed by the little guy that big ball was! [...]
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SF Giants Baseball Cake & Cupcake
Posted in Cakes, Halloween, tagged Baseball, Baseball Cake, Black, cake, fondant, food, Giants, Halloween, orange, San Francisco Giants Cake, SF Giants, Smash Cake, Sports Cake, Wilton Ball Pan on May 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
BloodRayne 2 – Halloween/Birthday Cake
Posted in Cakes, Halloween, Video Games, tagged 2, Bloodrayne, cake, Castle, fondant, Fortress, games, gothic, Halloween, video on October 29, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Happy Birthday, Precious!
Layers of double entendre for anyone who’s known my husband long enough…
The fortress is “death by chocolate”, built of 14 layers (two 4-layer cakes for the bottom and a 6-layer top), filled with chocolate raspberry Chambord ganache, and covered with chocolate fondant (I vaguely follow this recipe which I’ve made at least a dozen [...]
Pumpkin Cake and Trick-or-Treaters
Posted in Cakes, Halloween, tagged cake, fondant, Halloween, pumpkin, spider, treat, trick on October 29, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Happy Halloween, Little Trick-or-Treaters!
An off-cake-topic story… On my first Halloween candy-giving experience some seven years ago, I had this crazy notion to make kids trick me before – or instead of – giving them treats… I also had the apparently insane thought of giving out home-made cookies, what did I know about bizarre assumed safety [...]
Dragon Cake for a Little Thunder God
Posted in Cakes, Dragons, Halloween, tagged cake, dragon, green, kiwi on July 24, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The idea for this dragon cake for my older son’s three-and-a-half birthday (he’s born on the morning of Christmas Eve, so we have summer kids parties for the half-birthdays instead) came from Family Fun Magazine, where detailed instructions showed how to cut and arrange two 9′ round cakes to shape the fire-breathing creation, as well as [...]