Anyone Suggestion For Making A 25 Cupcakes Look Like A Cake?
Decorating By Galler Updated 18 Jan 2009 , 3:15pm by todolomio
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basically you arrange the cupcakes in the shape you want, then spread icing over the top of all of them at once. You can decorate any way you want.
Height: Yes it's easier if they are all the same height. If you use a scoop or measuring cup to portion out the batter they should come out pretty much the same size.
Smoothing: whatever technique you would use for a cake. Based on the picture you posted, I'd suggest icing the whole thing white, then adding the colored parts.
Sides: on a cupcake cake the sides of the individual cupcakes do show. You can put a top border on though to make it look more like a cake.
The tutorial will explain a lot and it's really easy to do.
I have a tutorial also:
http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-597891.html
One suggestion for getting all the cupcakes level is to place a flat cookie sheet on top of the cupcakes after baking (while they are still in the pan) and put something with some weight on top of the cookie sheet, for a few minutes. Sometimes the cupcakes stick a little but just be careful while you are removing the cookie sheet, pulling the stuck ones off one-at-a-time. HTH
Another suggestion is to push the cupcakes as close together as possible when making the design on the board.
Hi!
Well, if you have dummy cakes you could get a size 6 or 8" and a 10" 12" dummy cake. Cover them with a nice looking gift wrapping paper (so it looks like cake frosting). Place the smaller cake on top of the bigger cake and secure with a little glue or icing. Then place a 5 or 7 cupcakes on the top (or whatever fits) and then place more on the second cake and fit the rest on the bottom.
I used a 6" dc and fit 3 cupcakes (my cupcakes have 2" diameter) on the top then used a 10" dc and fit 9 cupcakes around it and fit on the cake board 12 cupcakes surrounding the bottom part of the dummy cake.
Hope it helps!
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