Posts by Marci

Make a 4" square, a 6" round and an 8" square (maybe a 10" square on the bottom for better spacing). You may have to cut a 6" square down, but if you use a ruler, it isn't hard. Or, you could make a bigger cake and charge more money.

If you are using wired flowers, you can twist the ends of the wires together into a full arrangement that you like and then just set it on the top of the cake, once it is set up on site. I would think you could use the same technique as...

I have used metal bowls (stainless steel) too.... just spray VERY well and bake.

I have refrigerated it for about 2.5 weeks and have frozen it for much longer.

Usually I just push them slightly into the cake's icing, one by one (while wearing gloves so the chocolate doesn't melt in my hands). Are you doing it on the sides or top of the cake? If you use crusting buttercream, you will need to...

My granite slab is a countertop that a home renovation company removed from someone's home when they were remodeling a kitchen. You should call around some of the smaller companies and see if they would hold one for you, the next time...

Here in the US, I usually rent them from party supply places (where the brides gets her tables, chairs, linens, etc). Do they have those companies in Australia? They are usually silver plated and I have heard they are pretty expensive,...

Here in the US, I usually rent them from party supply places (where the brides gets her tables, chairs, linens, etc). Do they have those companies in Australia? They are usually silver plated and I have heard they are pretty expensive,...

Actually, I don't even apply spray. I just use the straight metal. Once you are done cooking the sugar to the proper temperature (I cook it dry, until it is just barely starting to boil and all the sugar crystals have COMPLETELY...

I have read several posts where someone has the opportunity to buy an established bakery. Where does someone find out about these businesses that are for sale? Reading it in the newspaper want ads? Just stopping by local businesses...