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smiley:) ↓

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 9:14 am

Anyone have pictures of bday cakes they'd like to share? I am more into the idea of sharing the ideas in order that we get ideas from each other, rather than showing off our amazing cake decorating skills that no one in a million years can duplicate, but share whatever you've got. I'll post my reecnt ones soon!

↑ smiley:) ↓

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 9:21 am

The first one I and my sister made today. We have sons 9 days apart. We made a construction site bday cake. The second one I made for my son's bday - the older one is obsessed with cars and trucks so he requested a blue volkswagon for the younger one!

Tamiri ↓

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 9:28 am

I need to make a kaduregel birthday cake for my 9 yo and 18 buddies for next week. Any ideas?

↑ smiley:) ↓

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 9:49 am

kaduregel is soccer or football?

miriamnechama

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 9:53 am

nice....

↑ Tamiri ↓

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 9:57 am

smiley:) wrote:

kaduregel is soccer or football?

soccer

↑ smiley:) ↓

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 10:26 am

Can you just get a round tin to make a round cake, and use icing to make the soccer design on it?

↑ Tamiri ↓

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 10:44 am

I don't think a round (9") pan will feed all the kids. I need a 9x13 and even then the pieces will be meager, but that's okay. They have these cake sets in the store, not very expensive which I can plop on the cake. I learned a few kids ago not to kill myself on a cake - no one cares. I like what you did with the trucks etc - great for a little-boy party.

↑ smiley:) ↓

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 10:55 am

The construction site was my sister's idea. Maybe you can do a 2 layer 9" circle pan. That way the kids will get filled from smaller peices?

HooRYou ↓

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 2:17 pm

I would keep the 9x3 pan and use ti as background. YOu could even cover it with chocolate frosting and then green tinted coconut if youcan standthe food coloring idea. THen I would bake a second cake in a oven safe bowl, place that one on the keduregel field and ice that one to look like a ball.

↑ Tamiri ↓

Tue, Jun 10 2008, 4:47 pm

HooRYou wrote:

Hmmm. This sound interesting and easy. Have the 9x13 cake as sort of a backdrop for the "ball"? First, how would I bake a cake in a bowl and get it out in one piece? Second, how would you suggest I decorate it? This sure would give me enough cake to go around...

GAMZu ↓

Wed, Jun 11 2008, 12:39 am

Smiley, it's adorable!! I'm sure it will be a hit!

chayitty ↓

Wed, Jun 11 2008, 12:47 am

very cute smiley....my friends once made me a cake shaped in a car when I got my license...that second cake reminded me off it
tamari...y dont u make cupcakes and decorate them like soccar balls...they each get an indvidualized birthday cake

↑ Tamiri ↓

Wed, Jun 11 2008, 1:42 am

chayitty wrote:

tamari...y dont u make cupcakes and decorate them like soccar balls...they each get an indvidualized birthday cake

Now there's a thought.... . Chayitty, great idea, but it's not happening. Maybe when I have grandchildren Very Happy

Mimisinger

Wed, Jun 11 2008, 1:43 am

smiley - I just might steal your idea. Ds' 2nd birthday is coming up and loves trucks and building, etc!

↑ smiley:) ↓

Wed, Jun 11 2008, 1:50 am

Yea I know all about that. We are in the midst of the obsession. I think by the time my son was 1 1/2 he knew the name of every truck under the sun. Anyone have any other fun cake pictures to post?

shabri ↓

Wed, Jun 11 2008, 1:56 am

Smiley,

A little off topic but whats your icing recipe? I just made a cake for DD yesterday and got a recipe from a friend but the icing was very hard to spread. Yours looks professional.

↑ HooRYou

Wed, Jun 11 2008, 2:10 am

Tamiri wrote:

HooRYou wrote:

I have baked cakes in both my stainless steel mixing bowls and in more pyrex like bowls. I didn't have any problem getting them out. I guess just grease the bowl well as you would for any pan and then after you bake the cake and let it cool and then gently run a knife around the bopwl to loosen the cake.

For decorating I would ice the whole bowl (or ball) cake white and then pipe chocolate or another contrasting icing into the closest I could come to a soccer ball pattern (you could look at one you have around the house and copy it.)

If you are really daring you could make 2 round bowl cakes and ice them so that the flat wide sides are together and ice the whole thing into a giant soccer ball.

↑ smiley:) ↓

Wed, Jun 11 2008, 3:25 am

shabri wrote:

Smiley,

A little off topic but whats your icing recipe? I just made a cake for DD yesterday and got a recipe from a friend but the icing was very hard to spread. Yours looks professional.

I've tried icings but havent gotten good ones. I just whip up rich's whip.

shopaholic

Wed, Jun 11 2008, 11:03 am

Just made this for DS's birthday on Sunday. Not one of my best ones (I ran out of green frosting for the inside) but cute all the same.

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