I've been commissioned to do a yin yang cake in black and white for twins by saturday. They didn't want it "plain and boring" and I'm pretty stuck on what to do to jazz it up a little bit. Please help me!!
Thanks KJewel
You could do the yin and yang separately (each carve or use special pan) in two different colors:
http://cbailey.co.uk/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=185
Here's an example of the pan:
http://www.pastrychef.com/YIN-YANG-CAKE-RING_p_1517.html
HTH
I googled Yin Yang and found this artist on flicker who has an amazing series of Yin Yang pieces.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ericsbardo/sets/72157621838340016/
Thanks guys! I think I'm going to go with the two cakes that fit together and I love the flowers as the circles inside the yin yang! I think I'm going to do the flowers in red (its for 20 year old twin girls) Thanks again you guys really helped! I'll post the picture! Wish me luck ![]()
It turned out great! I love your final design, especially how you created the flower petals!
Nice! Love it. I like the way you did the flowers. ![]()
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