How To Make This Wood Grained Cake?
Decorating By courtneys_cakes Updated 15 Jul 2011 , 4:17pm by cakesnglass
Does anyone know how to make this cake? Are the sides decorated with chocolate transfers? I'm getting married this October and am leaning towards a design like this - if I can just figure out how to do it! Any help would be appreciated!
http://www.theknot.com.au/wedding-planning/real-weddings/wood-grain-wedding-cake
Thanks!
Courtney
I have no idea... all I have is that picture/link. Would love to hear your thoughts on what to do if it is fondant - I just want it to look like that, even if it's not how they did it for the picture. Thanks in advance!
I made one very similar to the one your looking at and i used cream fondant then added streaks of different coloured browns and lightly moulded it into it. Once you have rolled it for the cake and smoothed it out you can make the pattern more prominant by useing the edible pens. It looks very effective and if you want to put notts in it you can paint them on afterwards. They are not hard to do. Good luck and I hope I have helped!!
It appears to me it is fondant with the faux wood grain tool you can purchase at places like Home Depot possible coated or dragged thru the coloring.
I agree with ranae5463 - I saw something similar on a cake show, they used the tool but they did use modeling chocolate panels instead of fondant. Fondant with tylose should work too, lovely look.
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