How Do I Drip Chocolate On A Tiered Cake?
Decorating By Tybaron Updated 29 Sep 2010 , 3:08pm by lanaooo
I am making a wedding cake and it will be 3 tiers. The bride wants chocolate dripping down each tier. How do I accomplish this? Also what colors can you use to make Sangria? Thank you in advanced!!
I would use one of the plastic squirt bottles. I seen them in the craft stores and the cake supply store has them with the chocolate making items. Not positive about the sangria but I would use red brown and purple.
There is a site, cakes and cupboards. ON her blog, she shows how to drizzle chocolate on a cake. She does a wonderful job. I keep it in my favs.hth if you don,t find it , let me know. It is the exact tutorial you need.
on the wilton site, someone says to use a true dark red and burgandy to make sangria. Some say it is a burnt red. hth make dark red buttercream and then add burgandy until it looks sorta brownish.
There is a site, cakes and cupboards. ON her blog, she shows how to drizzle chocolate on a cake. She does a wonderful job. I keep it in my favs.hth if you don,t find it , let me know. It is the exact tutorial you need.
I am also interested in the tutorial. I went to the site you suggested and it was great! But I could not find the tutorial you were talking about. Would you mind sending the link? I would love to try making a dripping fondant cake! Thank you for you reply and your time!
http://cakesandcupboards.blogspot.com/2007/12/my-first-how-to-demonstration-drizzles.html i hope i did this correct?
http://cakesandcupboards.blogspot.com/2007/12/my-first-how-to-demonstration-drizzles.html i hope i did this correct?
Thank you...
If she didn't necessarily want it only on the edges I have done it like this (ignore the bad cake...lol I am still a beginner
http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1517737
I just poured the ganache in the center and then used my knife to force it over the edges. Then stacked the next tier and repeated.
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