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Here is a cake I did last weekend. I mixed caramel apple dip with buttercream for the icing, then drizzeled the caramel over the top and then tried to drizzle hot fugde around the sides. Let me tell you, hot fudge doesn't work. By morning it had slumped down to the sides leaving a sludgey trail behind and took part of the border with it. But it tasted yummy! Was for my friends birthday at work.
A friend of mine's SO broke his ankle playing hockey. I broke mine the same way the previous year so I felt more than a little sympathy! I found the images online then handcut each cookie (since I didn't have cutters) and decorated them. She said he loved them so much he refused to eat them!! They were too pretty to eat, LOL. I told her he missed out because they tasted as good as they looked. : )
More cookies...this was the first thing I made after I got my KK projector. The green is mm fondant and the rest is glaze icing to outline and fill in. Again, these took a looongg time to do. Thought about making these for my son's preschool class till I found out I would have to make 35!! I made a sheet cake instead, LOL.
I did these cookies for my daugthers birthday in March. 20 cookies with yellow mm fondant and glaze icing. I used my KK projector to trace in icing then filled in. It took a longggg time to do these.
This was a cherry chip cake using the WASC but modified (I didn't use almond extract and I used cherry chip mix instead of white). The filling was vanilla mouse. It was sooo moist and delicious, I think I have a new favorite. The vanilla was perfect with the cherry chip cake.
My son's birthday cake using dreamwhip buttercream recipe and Chocolate sour cream cake
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