Corkscrew Cake

Decorating By Ameeta Updated 17 Jun 2014 , 7:42pm by -K8memphis

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Ameeta Posted 17 Jun 2014 , 7:33pm
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I've been asked to make a cake that looks like the cork of a wine bottle...exactly like the one in this picture. Does anyone know how to get that effect or how to make it look realistic? I'm trying to talk her into a wine bottle but she seems pretty set on the cork to keep with the wine-themed bridal shower. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Ameeta

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-K8memphis Posted 17 Jun 2014 , 7:40pm
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it's gotta be laying down like that? it would be cool standing up with the bottom tier foam then just start stacking up the 6 inchers -- whoo hoo hoo --

 

but you could get that texture by 'smoothing' some cold icing -- it would ribble (texture) up like that -- or mist the cake with water and sprinkle on some powdered sugar and try to smooth that-- i mean that's what many cakes look like before they get fully smoothed down anyhow--

 

looks a little cake spackley-- toba garrett mixes up cake crumbs and icing -- something like that would do it too

 

practice first of course

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mysweetconfetions Posted 17 Jun 2014 , 7:40pm
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How big does it need to be? The thought that comes to mind for me is if you have a metal coffee can to bake your cake in it twice. Then lay the cakes end to end on their side. HTH

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-K8memphis Posted 17 Jun 2014 , 7:42pm
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but for the record that's a cork cake -- the corkscrew is what screws down into the cork that you pull up on and that opens the bottle 

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