Creative food craft ideas
This one is from last year – but a Halloween cake is a Halloween cake – right?
And it is so perfect! Look at the colors – the detail – just gorgeous!
Get more pictures for this wonderful cake from leelabeancakes.com (there are no step by step for this): Halloween Cake.
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A cheese ball cake you say? Yes it is!
Via Hungry Happenings, go get this recipe for cheese ball cake that is festive, yet elegant: Cheese Ball Cake.… Read More ...
I visit Tikkido’s website just for her gorgeous photographs of everything that she makes. Or maybe I visit it for the colorful recipes and original creations.
Here she shows you how to make a big gumpaste peony for a topping on a ruffle cake. The best part – it is made without using a gumpaste peony cutter.
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I have never seen the Breaking Bad show, but I hear all sort of good reviews about it. Or bad reviews, depending on your point of view.
But this cake recipe by 17 and baking has combined the show into a, well, cake recipe.
Quite interesting.
Go get this recipe if you’re intrigued: Baking Bad Cake Recipe.… Read More ...
Bite sized treats are always so cute and they can be taken to a whole new level with mini ribbon roses. CakeWhiz did a tutorial on these easy fondant roses – these are ready in less than 1 minute and require no tools!
Perfect!
Go get the how to here.… Read More ...
Jenn from endlesslyinspired created this back to school cake that is shaped like a pencil.
Best of all – this is a no-bake cake! It looks like you may have spent hours in the kitchen making this – but no – it took Jenn only 45 minutes.
Isn’t that a great time saving recipe! And it looks great as well.… Read More ...
Perfect for an afternoon tea party – or for the holidays – this sandwich cake recipe taken from an old 1959 book ticks all the boxes for being creative and wholesome.
It is called Smörgåstårta aka Swedish Sandwich Cake and it looks completely divine.
Go get the recipe at This Little Blog Of Mine: Swedish Sandwich Cake.… Read More ...
Perfect for Fall and ThanksGiving (I know, it may be too early to think about that), this Pretzel Cake from CakeWhiz seems too good to eat. Or it could just be her photographs – which I am sure are doctored. How else could this cake look so good to eat.
In any case, if you taste buds are tempted, as … Read More ...
This was news to me. This cake in this pastry is made entirely of poppy seeds – which is apparently a great flavor in Poland.
This got sent to me via a link suggestion and I can quote from that (as the original recipe above is in Swedish):
… Read More ...Not often you can find the pastry based only on the poppy
Beth at HungryHappenings has created this beautifully carved birthday cake using some ideas from a DVD by Nita Gill (expert carver).
Go to her post on this carving where she is also hosting a giveaway: Carved Watermelon Cake.… Read More ...
Do you have young children that clamor to help in the kitchen? And do you give them mindless tasks, like stirring, gently, so they don’t mess up your recipes? And then do you wince, but pretend not to, when they dump in too much flour or spill half of it on the counter? I tend to have little forgiveness in … Read More ...
Cute. Check. Do-able. Check. Don’t you love it when a birthday cake has both of those? Find the step-by-steps to make an easy, cutie bumble bee birthday cake HERE at Creative Green Living.… Read More ...
Many, many trends in food have come, and sometimes gone, in the last few years. Cake pops, macarons, pie on sticks, quirky popsicles, bread art, “pinata” sweets, mustache pops, updated JellO shots, stuff in mason jars… But there has been one consistent, ubiquitous constant in edible crafts. Rainbows. Rainbows are everywhere. Everybody loves rainbows, especially clever, edible rainbows. They have … Read More ...
The master of sweets-that-look-delicious-and-adorable-and-clever-but-totally-manageable-to-make (is that too long?) has created yet another delicious and adorable and clever cake that looks totally manageable to make. Find the how-tos and recipe to make peanut butter chocolate monkey cake HERE at Bird on a Cake.… Read More ...
These Father’s Day desserts are in that category of desserts for dad that are wow-worthy. Maybe even jaw dropping. Definitely time-taking to show Dad you really do care and didn’t slap some sugar together last minute. Four that impress:
Make an outdoorsy Rice Krispies Treat at Snowdrop and Company.
Make Guinness chocolate pudding at Sprinkle Bakes.
Make a … Read More ...
