Pea In A Pod Cake

Decorating By dchockeyguy Updated 11 Apr 2011 , 9:05pm by mimi4bye

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dchockeyguy Posted 11 Apr 2011 , 7:43pm
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I've been asked to make one for an upcoming baby shower. I think I'm going to have to make a 10" cake, but still toying with 8 vs 10. Anyway, the customer wants a rather large pea pod. I'm thinking it's best to make this out of RKT because it's so hard to carve a sphere out of cake, and I don't want to make a giant ball of gumpaste. What have others used?

Thanks!

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Sugar_N_Spice_Cakes Posted 11 Apr 2011 , 8:06pm
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I used modeling chocolate and covered w/ fondant. You can check in my pix. It was a 9x13, so the pod wasn't really, really big.

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yums Posted 11 Apr 2011 , 8:26pm
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I don't know how big you are going, but maybe you could use a cake ball......just mash up your scraps from carving the pod or the wilton half ball pan?

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mimi4bye Posted 11 Apr 2011 , 9:05pm
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I used the Wilton ball pan (3 halves) and stacked those on a 12"x18" half sheet pan that I cut in half lengthwise and stacked on itself... so I ended up with roughly a 6"wide x18" long pea pod. That equals ALOT of cake and it was heavy! But it ended up being one of my easier cakes to construct. HTH

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