Hello, all! First, I must say, I finally got a kitchen scale.
Yay! It's so shiny and new! Now to find a fancy recipe to try it on...
I recently made a very pink and girly cake for a really good friend of mine, Violet. She loves everything pink, and even had pink in her wedding! I've made her a pink cake before, but I wanted to make it special-- inside and out. I started with a white cake mix with almond emulsion. Then I stirred in a few shakes of pink nonpareils to add a little extra something. They melt into the cake, so don't worry about crunchiness. Also, don't stir too much or the sprinkles will start to melt into the cake.
I divided the batter into one 6" pan and one 8" pan to make a mini 2-tier cake.
After the cakes were baked and cooled, I iced the tiers in white and stacked them (with a few dowel rods to prevent any sagging).
I rolled out some pink fondant and used my diamond cutter set to make a pink harlequin design on the bottom tier.
On the top tier I added some fancy scrolls and matching roses. I finished the cake off with a pink "26" made of white chocolate.
Violet loved her cake and she said it made her day, so my mission was accomplished. :) Happy birthday, Violet!
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