Posts by kimmisue2009

I am far from an expert, but I cannot believe that cake did that without some sort of avoidable mishap. I don't know how well you know these people, and am not questioning their ethics or honesty, BUT that cake looked fantastic and...

I just recently made margarita cupcakes. I just used the margarita frozen drink mix in place of the liquid in the cake mix and the tiniest taste of sweetened lime juice in the buttercream frosting. I have also used the Coco Lopez cream...

Thank you bluehue for your response. I did not use coverture chocolate. I decided (see any problems there?) that it was not necessary. That was before I had learned to pull from the knowledge and experience on this site. I did not...

I probably did just use the wrong kind of ganache. It's the one and only time I have used it to ice; from that point on, I just filled with it or used it without fondant because I love the taste - rich, but not so sweet. But, like I...

If you want proof of at least one time where it needed to be refrigerated, go into my pics and look at my baby feet cake. When I first did it, I was so terribly excited because the ganache was so super-glassy smooth and it made the...

and with a little further digging......Created by pastry chef and 1996 Minerva graduate Tony Wright of New York City, the cake is featured in the magazine's America's "50 Most Beautiful Cakes." It was on this...

I found it on this link......http://www.tnl-news.com/images/tnl_media/20080305/photos/TNL3408nlwrightpage.jpg

ooooh - definitely do it - and post a pic quick because i am fascinated with the sugar tiles!

I have found that a fondant cake does just fine left out - but covered. I have never had a problem that way, but depending on the humidity in your area, it can sweat and cause probs after it's refrigerated. The fondant makes a...

These people are obviously from "that other side" of the family. I would just pray for them and hope that the loss of their eyesight and taste did not cause them undue hardship in their weird little lives.