Sphere Cake

Decorating By rlowry03 Updated 10 Sep 2011 , 8:59pm by rlowry03

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rlowry03 Posted 7 Sep 2011 , 4:56pm
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I love this cake by MakisCakes! I can't get the attachment to work, but it's the picture halfway down. http://www.cakewrecks.com/home/2011/8/7/sunday-sweets-taste-the-rainbow.html I'm guessing I can recreate the balls using 2 half sphere cakes, but how do I achieve such a beautifully smooth fondant look?

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Sugar_N_Spice_Cakes Posted 8 Sep 2011 , 9:43pm
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Maybe they are dipped in chocolate, like giant cake balls?

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crzchef Posted 9 Sep 2011 , 12:17pm
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How about poured fondant

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rlowry03 Posted 10 Sep 2011 , 8:59pm
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I found some older threads about this same cake and some similar ones here on CC. It is rolled fondant. I guess getting it so perfect is where the art of cakes comes in! Most people seem to have covered theirs in buttercream then fondant, but I don't think I can get perfectly smooth buttercream on a ball. I'm wondering if ganache would work under the fondant. Not entirely sure how to cover a ball in ganache either though.

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rlowry03 Posted 10 Sep 2011 , 8:59pm
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I found some older threads about this same cake and some similar ones here on CC. It is rolled fondant. I guess getting it so perfect is where the art of cakes comes in! Most people seem to have covered theirs in buttercream then fondant, but I don't think I can get perfectly smooth buttercream on a ball. I'm wondering if ganache would work under the fondant. Not entirely sure how to cover a ball in ganache either though.

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