What will I do next. ??
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Strawberry Shortcake Cake
What will I do next. ??
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Labels: Cakes
Monday, June 22, 2009
Fit for a princess!
The towers were a little more of a challenge. I used white fondant wrapped around cardboard (from a wrapping paper center) Let it dry over night and it was ready to work with. I cut out circles for the tower tops, "glued" them on with corn syrup. Then used powdered shimmer dust with vodka mixed together to form a paint, to paint the tops. I also dusted them with the pixie dust to give them extra glitter.
Then it was time to put everything together. this part was the fun part. Making vines where ever you want and sticking the flowers on the vines also can cover up any fondant wrinkles!! I left the towers off till right before the party.. Note to self.. Put wood dowls in the middle of the towers so they don't lean or fall off when transporting it to the table for candle time!! LOL thank god I had already gotten a few pictures of it.
All in all.. I LOVE this cake.. I was sad to have to cut into it. And very sad to toss the towers after the party. I did save the bottom of the towers though.. I have another cake to make on tues. for my first daughters birthday and I am going to reuse them for a purple castle cake. this time no fondant though.. I am going to try it out with just frosting.
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Chocolate Dipped Strawberries
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Labels: Chocolate Treats
Friday, May 15, 2009
Baily's Irish Cream Pie
1. envelope of unflavored gelatin
1/4 cup water
1 cup sugar
2-8oz packages of cream cheese, softened
8 ounce whipped topping, thawed
1/4 plus 2 tablespoons Bailey's Irish Cream
Garnish, whatever you would like.
Place water in pan. Sprinkle gelatin over the top and let stand for 1 minute. Cook on low for 3 minutes, stirring constantly. Mix cream cheese and sugar in mixer. blend well. Should be nice and creamy as seen below.
Then garnish it with whatever fruit you would like.. or maybe drizzle chocolate over the entire thing.. I thought about that, but did not have any chocolate on hand today! That would taste really good with the baily's!!
I was not happy with just one strawberry. So on the one I gave away, I put strawberries all over!! Much prettier I should say.
This pie is very very rich.. refrigerate for about 2 hours to let set up really well.. Then scrap the bowl you just used and eat that while you wait!! It is sooooo goooood!!
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St. Patty's Day treats
for the kids at her school.. They all got Cake pops. Eva and Kia painted the Shamrocks and then I paper punch holes in the pot of gold and shamrock to slide the cake pop in. To make these yummy cake pops you can go check out Bakerella.blogspot.com. She has some great stuff on her site.. I love it.
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Labels: Cake Pops, Chocolate Treats
Cheesecake
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
St. Patty's Day sugar cookies
In the end, you just cant get much details using the squeeze bottle. I think it is due to the tip. It is just to big. And does not lay the icing very smooth.
But hey, My girls love them.. So that is all that matters.
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Labels: Cookies
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Valentine Petite Fours
I decided to make Petite Fours for my MOPS meeting this Friday. They are easy and pretty fast to make.
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Labels: Petite Fours
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Chocolate sugar cookies
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Labels: Cookies
Friday, January 16, 2009
Valentine cookies
I tried a new technique with the making the heart in the actual dredging part of the cookie. It was really easy!! Love this effect.
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Labels: Cookies
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Bread or Cookies??
I used a Med. pampered chef scoop to scoop them out onto the silpat. That way they are all the same size.
I had to keep checking on them. Not knowing how long to cook them.. I started at 10 minutes.. Then kept having to come back to them every 2 minutes.. They finally looked done at 19 minutes.. So I would say the time is between 18 to 20 minutes..
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Labels: Cookies