Baptism Book Cake Is This Two Sheet Cakes Stacked?

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sweettreat101 Posted 25 Jun 2010 , 7:24pm
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Does this look like two sheet cakes stacked and sculpted? My friend wants chocolate cake with chocolate frosting so I was planning on cover the cake in ganache and white fondant. Will the chocolate ganache show through? TIA.http://londoncake.com/images/Christening/003087%20Book%20Shaped%20Baptism%20Cake%20with%20Turned%20up%20Pages%20and%20Silver%20Trim.jpg

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CWR41 Posted 26 Jun 2010 , 12:35am
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No, it looks like two 1/4 sheet cakes next to one another and they appear to be two layers tall with some carved away.

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dsilvest Posted 26 Jun 2010 , 12:53am
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Or is it the bookcake pan?

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CWR41 Posted 26 Jun 2010 , 2:28am
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I don't think it's the "book" cake pan because the arched or humped portion on the pan is more toward the inside of the book nearest the binding. This cake has the highest part of the hump right in the center of each cake. The reason I also believe it could be two layers carved down to size is because if you look closely on the left side you can see a slight bulge from either the filling between both layers or the filling from stacking sliced layers. Also, besides the difference in the shape, I don't think you could overfill the book cake pan to get the result in this taller than 2" high cake.

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sweettreat101 Posted 26 Jun 2010 , 6:42am
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Would you paint the side (pages) in silver? I think it would look more like a book if they were painted. Just looks plain.

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julesh268 Posted 26 Jun 2010 , 6:14pm
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I don't know, but I love the cake!

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