This cake took alot of time and patience!!!! Oh and drying time, the squash racket, wine bottle, bacardi bottle and cricket bat were all individually shaped and painted from regal icing. I cheated with the macaroon and cheese lump (tescos' thou art my saviour!!!) once made and dried the items were arranged using a ridiculous number of cocktail sticks on the top the fruit cake. Oh the cake itself was a fruit cake with marzipan and fondant icing. Then lastly the black writing occured, taking many attempts on a plate first!! and finally black rosettes were added and studded with silver balls!!! it took an age!!!!
Something Sweeter...
Tuesday, 27 December 2011
The Cookie Crumble Magic Fudge Slide Cake
THIS CAKE WAS FUN TO MAKE!!!
It began with a chocolate fudge sponge, which was then sandwiched with fudge icing. Then the magic began the cake was literally drowned in chocolate fudge icing, hot icing I should add, before crushed cookies were crumbled on top. Finally Magic stars, chopped chocolate coated fudge and white sugar decorations were placed on the top for that little bit extra.
Overall it was a STOCKED cake!!!
Victoria Sponge
The victoria sponge is a little different to the basic sponge because it has a fresh fruit decoration. 
It consists of a vanilla sponge sandwiched with buttercream and strawberry jam, oh and I like to add some fresh strawberries in the middle too, I think it looks pretty! Then it is topped with a little icing sugar and some fresh whole strawberries.


It is simple and classic, and easy and quite nice looking go to for afternoon guests or a sunday lunch.
Simple Sponge
This cake is a little boring compared to my usual concoctions! I am not entirely sure whom it was made for but personally I think it lacks the pizzaz factor. The plainness will have been on their request :(
The cake itself is just your basic vanilla sponge with a vanilla buttercream and strawberry jam filling then dusted, or rather snowcapped in icing sugar. Oh and then some candles for the birthday soul. 
Tad boring....?
George's Spider Web Gateaux
Yet more of my brothers birthday cakes!! This time it was a chocolate gateaux which was decorated to the MAX!
It started with a chocolate sponge, which was sandwiched with chocolate butter cream and black fruit jam..Then the outer was smothered in a layer of chocolate butter cream before being bedazzelled with chocolate sprinkles. The top surface of the cake was then adorned with white icing, and chocolate drizzle was used to create a web effect look.The marzipan spider was then rolled, coloured and constructed on top before the cake was finally finished with some chocolate butter cream rosette variations.
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