Making Trees For A Golf Course - Need Help!
Decorating By imartsy Updated 10 Aug 2006 , 6:57pm by regymusic
I'm making a golf cake and I want some trees on the course (just a few) and I saw the evergreen trees tutorial on the site - but I'm not sure those are the most appropriate trees - I don't want it to look like a Christmas golf cake (it's for a b-day). Anyone ever make any other kind of trees? (not palm trees either - I'm in KY so that would be just really weird).
take pretzel rods and do pull out branches like on ice cream cone trees...only smaller tip.
Got a tip to recommend, Doug? I need help! Hmm I wonder if I have pretzel rods around.........
Can't seem to get this post to the top.... anyone else? Got a picture of this technique?
it's usually a small star tip.
experiment to see which looks best in proportion to the pretzel rod.
Crap - of course I just ran to the store b/c I didn't have pudding and I needed another cake mix and what do I forget??? Oh yeah - pretzel rods. Can anyone else comment on this? Any other ideas? I appreciate yours Doug - I think it sounds good but I just don't have pretzel rods right now - i DO have the ice cream cones though..................
Okay here we go! One more question - royal or buttercream icing? And should I make them today or could I make them tomorrow for a cake on Saturday? Do they need a lot of time to dry or anything?
Thought I would try again and see if anyone else has ideas during the A.M. here - or hmmm it's actually afternoon.....
Shrubs instead and limit the amount of trees? How about those Pirouette sticks from Pepperidge Farms?
I've made some shrubs and trees from rice krispies. You make rice crispie treats but I add some green food coloring to the mix and instead of putting them in a flat pan you mold them in your hand and let them dry - voila.
those pirouette sticks could be interesting - how would you pipe the frosting on though? And would you use buttercream or royal?
Oh and the rice krispy thing - do you make a brown trunk & then like "ball" on top for the tree leaves in green? Do you have any pics of this?
Thanks guys!
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