Virtuoso.

A blog set aside for: art, creation, inspiration, & hunger but majority attempt is for BAKING & the deco, since it is my latest aspiration c: & especially because I find it hard to keep myself motivated in anything at all.I'm so all very new to this, what are some good baking shows to watch hm? :> [ self ] [ bakelist ] Content ❢ >_< ▹ cake/cupcakes ▹ bakeries ▹ brick toast ▹ cake rolls ▹ cheese cake ▹ cookies ▹ cream puffs ▹ crepes ▹ creme brulee ▹ egg custards ❢ fruit ▹ funnel cake ▹ macarons ▹ misc. ▹ ice cream ❢ ideas ▹ pie ❢ presentation! ❢ simple is more ▹ strudels ❢ toppers ▹ wip body { cursor: crosshair; }

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Red Velvet Cake Roll Tutorial! (recipe/tutorial)

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Strawberry Cake Roll! (recipe)

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Is there anything better than edible glitter?

It’s shiny you can eat.

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The flat’s (now long gone) Christmas cake. The larger robin was made by Chris, one of my flatmates, who believe it or not has had no prior experience with decorating cake.

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white chocolate and raspberry marquise

this is simply a delicious sponge with cream and fruit, but the decoration makes all the difference. click here for recipe

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Rob and I (looking extremely glamorous, I might add) constructing his birthday present- this thing was monsterous. Anyone who’s known me long enough knows my fetish for exuberant gingerbread houses. I spent probably a day designing and drawing up its templates, which involved very technical drawings and set squares. 

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I like :]

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ah, perfection

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Candied Rose Petals for Easter! (tutorial/recipe)

Candied rose petals are a fun and easy project to do with your kids. My Double Delight roses are blooming right now as you can see in the photo below. They’ll make beautiful decorations for any dessert you may want to make.

For this project you will need: 1. Rose petals from your garden. Please make sure they are pesticide free (never been sprayed). Otherwise, you might be able to get some organic roses from Whole Foods or your local health food store. 2. One extra large egg white at room temperature. You will want to beat this with a few drops of water to thin the egg white a bit. Just beat until the water is mixed in and a few bubbles are showing.  Important: If you’ll be serving candied rose petals to pregnant women, young children, the elderly, or anyone whose health is compromised, be sure to use powdered egg whites (from Martha Stewart’s web site). If you’re uncomfortable using egg white click on this link here for a recipe that creates a sugar syrup for coating your rose petals. 3. Clean Paint brushes 4. Superfine sugar. If you don’t have superfine sugar, you can put your regular white sugar in a food processor or coffee grinder and grind a bit (not too much or you’ll get powdered sugar).  5. Cookie sheet lined with parchment or wax paper. If you plan to use the oven method to dry these, I would use parchment paper. 6. Spoon 

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Need more help? contact me @thecakebar I love to help! ;)

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There is nothing I like better than cake versions of cult games. Angry Birds cake, welcome to my blog. 

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I want to learn how to secure those flowers :O

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