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This was my first go at Fondant - MMF. I found it easier to use than I thought it would be. The colors did not turn out as deep as I wanted.
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By cakecre8tor
Aug 10, 2005
FONDANT COVERD PINAPPLE CAKE WITH A FONDANT SUPERMAN CAPE DRAPED ON TOP
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By lastingmoments
Sep 6, 2005
My son wanted Gotham City for his Batman 3rd birthday party. My first attempt at color flow...good thing I stated a week in advanced for the buildings to dry. The buildings were quite labor intensive, not real straight and I had alot of crackng while they dried. It was a big hit though...the kids each took home the buildings, they had enough sugar at the party. This cake was huge, I had 1/2 left over after serving 22, and some had seconds.
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By Schmoop
Dec 18, 2005
This cake is for a little boy that couldn't make up his mind on which Super Hero he wanted. So I put them all on there. All are edible images...the rosettes at the top were for his candles.....thanks for looking
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By spoiledtoodef
Jan 25, 2006
All buttercream.
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By jenurator
Feb 2, 2006
This was a quick cake just to test the recipe - Hazelnut filled with hazelnut mousse. Ffrom the Bakehouse book. Delicious.
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By mary-ann
Feb 6, 2006
I made this as a surprise for a friend's Super Bowl Party. She was very surprised!!
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By Fishercakes
Feb 6, 2006
Sorry about the picture, it was taken by the customer and is not centered very well. He took 3 pics, and this one is Actually the best out of the 3!
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By Sherry0565
Feb 7, 2006
My boyfriend and I made this in a dorm kitchen at college the day before the Super Bowl on a whim, so it's not my best work. I used yellow pipe cleaners for the goal posts.
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By Britton
Feb 21, 2006
My version of the Spiderman cake from Wilton's 2005 yearbook. I used graham crackers instead of making cookies ~ much easier.
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By wyatt
Feb 21, 2006
I am finding that coloring MMF with too much color really messes up the consistency of the fondant...anyone know how to color fondant and still keep it really smooth? Anyway...airbrushed the black shoulder but hand painted the face.
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By Kitagrl
Feb 25, 2006
This isn't the most beautiful attempt at a Wonder Woman cake, but my sister was happy with it. I would have used stars on the skin if I could do it over. Originally, the cake pan came with a plastic face. Unfortunately, I didn't have it.
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By karajoy
Mar 3, 2006
Batman/Gotham City cake done, a lady wanted a magazine cover copied. Used the wacky cake recipe for allergic customer (no eggs, milk). Base cake is 11x15 and Batman is cut out of additional 9x13 so its raised up.
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By Kitagrl
Mar 9, 2006
Oscar, the 5yo birthday boy is having a Super Hero party! The Flash is on the backside of the city. I got the idea from the 2005 Wilton Yearbook and have used it a few times for other themes ~ Batman and King Kong.
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By wyatt
Mar 19, 2006
This was for my godson's 5th birthday. It's chocolate with snow white buttercream, half sheet.
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By marina34
Mar 19, 2006
This was my very first commission AND my very first time to work with fondant!! For the middle cake I ran into a problem trying to get the fondant to go on smoothly down the sides. I ended up gathering it in the front, hence the flowers to cover my mistake. Someone tell me how to do the fondant right, please! I painted the leaves and pansies with super luster dust. The flowers are royal icing, the leaves buttercream. The top cake was supposed to be quilted. The lines were really faint, though. Help!
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By PixieDiva
Apr 3, 2006
No fail sugar cookie recipe.Alice's Icing recipe.I really like the buttery taste of this icing but it doesn't really harden enough.It keeps the cookie soft also which is great!! I definetly will use this icing again!!
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By Kiddiekakes
May 6, 2006
Also used the Blog for this cake that others have used.Styrofoam wig head I bought from Ebay.For my son's 5th Birthday this weekend
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By Kiddiekakes
May 10, 2006
My daughter received an award in school today so I made her this cake. She loves Mario. Thanks for looking :)
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By my2sunshines
Jun 13, 2006
Second Super Hero Cake. 10" & 6" BC icing, Fondant letters & stars, white chocolate spider webs, hershey chocolate candy bars for buildings & plastic figures. The kids flipped over the chocolate buildings....thanks goodness there was enough for all the kids. Will make more next time. :)
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By bjfranco
Jun 17, 2006
made for the super bowl
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By dawnbakescakes
Jun 23, 2006
Buttercream icing with store bought Superman logos. Gumballs and cake sparkles for effect. Fun, easy and Andrew is a happy 5 year old!
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By wyatt
Jul 19, 2006
Used football pan to put on to of sheet cake. Chocolate football and yellow sheet cake. Buttercream icing.
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By susgene
Aug 23, 2006
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By atkin600
Aug 24, 2006
First time making a fondant bow! UGH! I used a white choc. fondant I made & added powdered sugar, tylose powder, cornstarch, and finally some Wilton fondant b/c I couldn't keep the loops from stretching every time I picked one up! I used the elegant mold set from countrykitchen. I also used super pearl dust to paint it. I "glued" it with melted white choc - next time might use royal icing though b/c I had some loops break off
By imartsy
Aug 30, 2006
This is a double layer Superman cake made from the super hero pan. I didn't have the plastic lay on pieces so I had to draw my own face and "S" in the center. Not really the best face in the world, but it was for a 4 year old and his mom said as long as he had black hair her son would be happy! LOL :)
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By pastrypantry
Sep 9, 2006
"S" logo with wings. Painted with silver luster dust.
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By KimAZ
Sep 14, 2006
for my friend's nephew & niece. he loves superman, she loves hello kitty.
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By chestercheeto
Sep 16, 2006
spiderman cake done from directions found here. thanks so much to whoever posted them! (sorry but don't have the directions right here ;(). made for someone's nephew... had a terrible time w/ the head being too wobbly... my first like this. thanks for looking!
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By jwong9664
Sep 18, 2006
Nintendo birthday cake made for my daughters 8th birthday. Accents made from gumpaste and characters were ordered in from Hong Kong.
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By my2sunshines
Sep 23, 2006
Back of cake. This has some different accents then front. Thanks for looking :)
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By my2sunshines
Sep 23, 2006
For a 5 year old who wanted "Justice League". Inspired by Redsoxgirl's superhero cake. Buttercream with fondant buildings and cape. Name is melted candy melts.
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By cakesbyjackie
Sep 24, 2006
This was our Super Bowl cake.
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By coopscakes
Sep 24, 2006
I used devil's food cake in the heart pan and strawberry cake for the bust. It was for my best friend's birthday and she is Filipino, so I added cocoa to the fondant for the skin color. I made my own stencil for the "S" out of an image I scanned from my son's storybook.
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By Jarnli
Sep 25, 2006
My version of Superman for a customer.I can't remember who it was but Thankyou for emailing me the superman image!!
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By Kiddiekakes
Sep 29, 2006
1/2 sheet carved to shape of Superman's shield logo.
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By KimAZ
Oct 8, 2006
1/2 sheet carved to shape of Supergirls's shield with wings.
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By KimAZ
Oct 8, 2006
I made this for my son's birthday. Thank you to all the people on here who posted the spiderman bust cakes and the instructions. I used the same idea, and base, just a different character.
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By JenniferRemington
Nov 3, 2006
Supergirl cake for customer with Supergirl theme; all buttercream.
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By CakesWithAttitude
Nov 5, 2006
It is hard to see but on top of this cake you can find Superman, Batman, and Spiderman..they are made from shrink plastic and hot glued to plastic picks. The buildings are made from color flow and the cars are made from jelly slices candies and spice drops. The birthday boy loved it. I found this cake in one of the Wilton's Yearbooks.
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By NiteOwl4evr
Nov 17, 2006
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