Chicken Cake?

Decorating By lilscakes Updated 18 Nov 2006 , 4:00pm by cmcgarr

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lilscakes Posted 18 Nov 2006 , 1:17pm
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I have been asked to make a cake for my brother in law's 60th BD in Dec. He raises chickens and I would like to do a chicken themed cake. I am thinking of molding a chicken from fondant amongst other things (eggs, straw etc....), but am not terribly skilled at molding without instructions. Can anyone help me out with this? I would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance! icon_smile.gif

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bethola Posted 18 Nov 2006 , 1:26pm
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I did a similar cake for a 15 year old that raises chickens, WITHOUT the chicken. I used the Wilton egg pan to mold my eggs and then "glued" them with more candy melts so they were 3D. I know you can buy a chicken mold online somewhere because I looked, however it was about $75.00 (there goes your "profit"LOL). Last spring in a Martha Stewart Living magazine there was a picture of a chicken cake. It was Martha Stewart Living Mar or Apr? Sorry I can't be more specific, but, I haven't had a full pot of coffee this morning and thought processes are slow! GOOD LUCK!

Beth from KY

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Doug Posted 18 Nov 2006 , 1:26pm
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or if in a slightly more dark humor mood:

do a variation of the "turkey cake" -- calling it a "chicken cake"
>> http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-44404-turkey.html+cake

possible captions:

"the fate of old roosters!"

"keep crowin' so they don't roast ya!"

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cmcgarr Posted 18 Nov 2006 , 4:00pm
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You could also make a chicken or rooster out of the Wilton 3-D Duck pan. I'm sure there's a picture of one here on CC...

Good luck!

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