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This is a cake I made for a friend's daughter's bat mitzvah. The picture in the corner is her actual tallit. The tallit is fondant. fondant.
This is a cake I made for a friend's daughter's bat mitzvah. The picture in the corner is her actual tallit. The tallit is made from fondant.
This is a cake I made for a friend's daughter's bat mitzvah. She wanted 2, so they are slightly different. The picture in the corner is her actual tallit. The tallit is made from fondant.
This is a cake I made for a friend's daughter's bat mitzvah. The picture in the corner is her actual tallit. It is all made from fondant.
This is a cake I made for a friend's son's bar mitzvah. It is all made from fondant.
I cheated on this in that I only decoarted the top. I bought the sheet cake with the photo image from Sam's Club. The jerseys are fondant. The twins's names are Noah and Sam. Noah always wears white, for NO color, NO-AH and the #4 for 4 letters in his name. Sam always wears #3, for 3 letters in his name and colored clothes; The other items were made either with candy clay, gum paste or fondant.
This was my first attempt at a topsy turvy cake. Never again! Took forever to make. I made it for a close friend's son's bar mitzvah. I made the TERRIBLE mistake of not refrigerating it and on the way to the party the cake fell apart. See the additional photos. I tried improvising but it was not the same! She and everybody there still loved it, but for me, knowing what it was supposed to look like, it was a disaster! At least I learned an important lesson. BE SURE TO ALWAYS REFRIGERATE YOUR CAKES!
My first wedding-like cake!
Easy to make and always a big hit! Bun is yellow cake and hamburger is chocolate cake. Use buttercream for condiments - mayo, ketchup, mustard, lettuce.
My friend's daughter was having a birthday slumber party. There was a picture of this in her daughter's kid recipe book. It uses twinkies for sleeping bags, marshmallows for pillows, Reese's for heads, and all sorts of candy for decorations. A LOT of sugar. I was glad to not have been at the party!
Very easy! Use green sprinkles and crushed graham crackers for field.
Yellow cake mix cupcakes, brownies for meat, orange fondant for cheese and buttercream for ketchup/mayo/mustard/lettuce.
The inside is shredded cocunut colored green for lettuce and colored orange for shredded cheese; brownies mushed up for beef; jujubees candies cut up for black olives and tomatos. They are quite easy to make and everybody goes wild over them.
A friend of mine has a golden doodle named Manny. For her son's bar mitzvah, I made a "Manny" and wrote on the cake "Mazel tov on becoming a Manny!". The dog is wearing a tallis (prayer shawl), and kippah (skull cap).
This is a cake I made for a friend's son's bar mitzvah. The picture in the corner is of his actual tallit. It is all made from fondant.
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