Help Birthday Brunch

Baking By sinemuzz Updated 16 Feb 2015 , 12:39am by denetteb

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sinemuzz Posted 12 Feb 2015 , 9:36pm
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Hi Everyone
I'm holding a birthday brunch this weekend, but i don't know what kind of cake i want to serve.
I want everything to be perfect, so i need to find the perfect cake.
Any suggestion??
I hope you can help, THX :-D

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savannahquinn Posted 12 Feb 2015 , 11:05pm
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are you asking about design, flavoring or both?

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sinemuzz Posted 12 Feb 2015 , 11:22pm
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AI'm asking for the a flavoring.but i don't know what type of cake it should be... brownie, chokolate, carrot cake or something complet difference like baked oatmeal or pancake cake with strawberry... i'm lost

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savannahquinn Posted 13 Feb 2015 , 12:07am
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I typically won't eat anything without chocolate but... brunch screams mimosa, champagne and bellinis...maybe one of those flavors.....Maybe do cupcakes with a few flavors to choose from. 

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Pastrybaglady Posted 13 Feb 2015 , 12:49am
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Ooooh @savannahquinn, a mimosa cake sounds delicious!  I'm picturing a champagne flavored white cake with orange flavored buttercream maybe with mandarin orange slices in the filling with a beautiful orange/yellow ombre sunset color on the outside.

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savannahquinn Posted 13 Feb 2015 , 12:53am
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or bellini with champagne cake, peach buttercream and raspberry/chambord filling....sounds good to me !

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Pastrybaglady Posted 13 Feb 2015 , 1:00am
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I'm down with the peach and raspberry too!

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sinemuzz Posted 13 Feb 2015 , 7:00am
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Abellinis sounds nice, and i think i will try out the cake or something similar

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julia1812 Posted 13 Feb 2015 , 4:23pm
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AWhat do you think of cappuccino cake?

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sinemuzz Posted 13 Feb 2015 , 4:32pm
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Hmm, i don't know. My friends are not drinking coffe but maybe they will like a cappuccino cake :) 

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Singerssoul Posted 13 Feb 2015 , 9:08pm
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In my family, brunch must include a Coffee Cake (especially with pecans in the topping) or an Angel Food cake (and often both).  :)

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sinemuzz Posted 13 Feb 2015 , 9:19pm
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Ohh that sounds lovely. :) 

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sinemuzz Posted 13 Feb 2015 , 9:22pm
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An Angel food cake is also lightlig in it ;-D

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denetteb Posted 15 Feb 2015 , 5:35am
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If your friends don't like coffee, I suggest you stay away from a cappucino cake, or mocha, or tiramisu, etc.

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sinemuzz Posted 15 Feb 2015 , 10:30am
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Okay.  I don't like tiramisu cake, so i will stay away from coffee cake. 

 

I think i maybe will make a Angel Food cake or a Carrot cake with cream cheese frosting - Maybe a inside outside carrot cake - and brownies, verry simpel. 

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denetteb Posted 15 Feb 2015 , 8:12pm
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Ironically, coffee cake doesn't have coffee in it.  It is a style of cake with short layer of cake covered with a crumbly topping and baked.  Or that is what I think of as coffee cake anyway. 

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sinemuzz Posted 15 Feb 2015 , 8:26pm
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Yeah that's right. I'm just not going to make a cake with coffe tast :) 

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denetteb Posted 15 Feb 2015 , 8:52pm
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Ah, I understand.

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Singerssoul Posted 15 Feb 2015 , 10:09pm
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There are alternatives to standard angel cake as well, like brown sugar angel cake or chocolate..all light options. :)

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denetteb Posted 16 Feb 2015 , 12:39am
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Oh, brown sugar angel?  Sounds yummy.

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