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Cake Decorating – Top Tips #5


Get yourself a good Sugarpaste Rolling Pin!Read more…

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Cake Decorating – Top Tips #4

Make your own Modelling Paste

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This will save you a fortune.  Using a modelling paste for most cake decorations, flowers and bits and pieces is much much easier than using sugarpaste (fondant).  It dries out quicker so will hold the shape you want it to with ease.  … Read more…

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Cake Decorating – Top Tips #3

Storing your left over Sugarpaste – Seal it Up!

If you’re like me you’ll always end up with some left over coloured sugarpaste at the end of a project.  It needs storing well so that when you next go looking for the green you know you had it’s not completely dried out or welded itself together with a random ball of purple!… Read more…

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Cake Decorating – Top Tips #2

Colouring Sugarpaste – Get the Dough Hook on it!

Ever turned your hands (and the worktop) purple/orange/green/black?  Mine have been all sorts and usually when you’re off somewhere important.  I don’t buy ready coloured sugarpaste as I find it too sticky and rather colour my own with gel paste colours.  … Read more…

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Cake Decorating – Top Tips #1

 I thought I’d share my 5 top cake decorating tips this week, just very little bits and pieces that I’ve learnt along the way and make life ten tons easier!

Maybe you’ll know my top tips already but just in case….… Read more…

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Easter Lambs – Creme Egg Animals!

 

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If you remember the Easter chicks from last year you’ll know I have a thing for turning a Creme Eggs into something else for Easter,  this year it’s lambs!

You will need:

Creme Egg

Sugarpaste; white, peach/flesh/pink, black plus green and pink for flowers and leaves

Use ready coloured or colour your own using gel paste colours

Black edible ink icing pen

Pink lustre dust and soft paintbrush

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Day 7 – Hamper Giveaway – The Pink Whisk Shop

A little something from me to slip into the hamper today…

£100 to spend on anything you like in The Pink Whisk Shop!

Whatever it is you need The Pink Whisk Shop has a huge selection of baking equipmentcake decorations and displays as well as lots of delicious goodies in the Cupcake Shop and if you’re still looking for inspiration you could spend the lot of some fab books instead!… Read more…

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Day 1 – Christmas Cake Decorating

Hurrah!  Today is the 1st December so it can mean only one thing – the start of The Pink Whisk 12 Days of Christmas.  If you weren’t here last year  then it’s one Christmas recipe each day for the first 12 days of December (then I collapse in a heap).… Read more…

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Santa, Rudolph and Cheeky Elf Cake

 

A cute character Christmas cake which everyone will love

(and it’s simpler than you might think!)

You will need:

1 x 8″ Christmas Cake, marzipanned and iced  See here for the how to

10″ Cake card

Ribbon for trimming around the base of the cake

Sugarpaste; white, flesh, red, green, brown and dark brown.… Read more…

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How to Marzipan & Ice your Christmas Cake

Important steps before you decorate your Christmas Cake!  There’s lots of different ways to do it, but here’s how I do….

For an 8″ cake you will need:



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