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I think everyone knows who the unbelievably talented cake artist is behind this design - it is of course Kathryn (4GoodnessCake!) www.flickr.com/photos/28439449@N02/4296446699/
White chocolate mud with white chocolate ganache
I have made this cake for my parents, who are celebrating their 40th anniversary tomorrow. It astounds me that they have been married for that long! They are an inspiration, and I hope that my hubby and I can achieve the same. They are an amazing team, but unfortunately my mum carries the load these days after my dad was diagnosed with Alzheimers Disease at the age of 59. She is now Dad's primary carer, which is a tough job, especially when she is fighting her own battle with breast cancer, which was diagnosed just a couple of weeks ago. My Mum's strength just blows me away!
I don't mind this photo......taken at night though as I forgot to take some in the morning....too rushed wth other things ......it is a number 1 cake for a customer who loved my cows...I had 5 on here....
This was a pony cake for Charlotte, my son's girlfriend. She was 21 last week and had a party last night. It was a lovely evening for a lovely girl...!!
I really was inspired by Dot and Grace with this one - thanks girls....!! :-))))x
I should have said that it had about 100 blossoms on it and each blossom had 8 petals and I used a cocktail stick to slightly lighten each petal...lol I'll let you add it up - but it was a fun cake to do and not pressured because it was for friends and family....x
Di (Cakes To Di For) - my twiddles/curls aren't anywhere near as good as yours - lolx
Afternoon Tea with Cake, at the Lakeside Hotel, Lakeside, Windermere, Cumbria.
Flickr Monthly Photo Challenge #1, May 2025: Up Close and Macro
"You! Cake or death?"
“Uh, cake for me, too, please."
"Very well! Give him cake, too! We're gonna run out of cake at this rate..."
This... this the cake that Katie and I made a few weeks back. Many more pics to come... I'm trying to decide how many will stand as singular images, and which ones to make diptychs or triptychs from.
Image made with a Hasselblad 500 C/M.
For a 7 year old girl. The microphone is fondant/rice krispees mix covered with fondant/gumpaste mix. The microphone and some of the stars had disco dust.
Am having a busy month with photo work - am missing flickring and throwing blue paint over myself in the name of art.
This is from a shoot I did this w/e with a new company, Cracking Cupcakes. The cakes were yummy.
Have had a lovely morning meeting up with a flickr friend and talking about photography all morning. I love flickr for the people you meet and things you learn. Awww, you guys.
Right, back to the post-production that is taking over my life!!! Really must start taking better photos in-camera ;)
This is an 8" chocolate cake filled with coffee flavored buttercream, caramel and chocolate syrup. Frosted in coffee buttercream and topped with more caramel and chocolate syrup and chocolate covered espresso beans.
This cake is based on the British banoffee pie. Layers of banana cake filled with toffee (dulce de leche) and fresh bananas.
10 October 2016.
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The Wedding Cake, made by Fiona Cairns, was designed using the Joseph Lambeth technique.
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A recent cake I made for a 40th birthday party. Chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream and marshmallow fondant.
I've made this 4-tiered wedding cake for Bobi and Nasko. Wish them long and happy life together!
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This was for a lady who was retiring from a career as a seamstress. It was such a fun cake to make...I loved making the buttons and the thread reels. Everything fondant.
Geode cakes have created a global sensation across social media and is a favourite among wedding cakes.
Here is a basic sponge recipe, which uses eggs. Its softness, and the rich flavour of vanilla are very enjoyable, and you will find this sponge suitable for plenty of marvelous creations. www.hungryforever.com/recipe/plain-sponge-cake-recipe/