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An interesting technique for cake bakers
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I'm posting this because of the photos and the technique, not for the recipe itself.
As we have some very talented cake bakers on this forum, I'm sure they can do this with their own recipes.
I think it is spectacular and there are many other colors that would work in the same way.
"Pink" Ombre cake
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Thanks Andie, that's a maddy cake for sure
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Has anyone ever seen one of those in a rainbow? Looks lovely but I couldn't bring myself to use the food colorings
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Wow, that's an impressive looking cake. Love the idea.
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Quote from: Meagan on February 11, 2012, 12:48:44 AM
Looks lovely but I couldn't bring myself to use the food colorings
Meagan have you seen these before
http://www.healthykidz.com.au/about-us/make-it-yourself/natural-food-colourings
- I have never used them but maybe they are a little better than the normal food colorings?
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Yes I have
I do still worry though and I prefer to stick to my spinach or raspeberry or tumeric icing recipes
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I love the effect Andie. It truly looks beautiful.
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Here in the US we can get
India Tree Natural food colors
They are located in Seattle, Washington state.
There should be something similar available in other countries.
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WOW. Thanks Andi.
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Quote from: Meagan on February 11, 2012, 01:17:19 AM
Yes I have
I do still worry though and I prefer to stick to my spinach or raspeberry or tumeric icing recipes
Hi Meagan, would you mind sharing your spinach and raspberry icing recipe? Thank you.
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Quote from: Denzelmum on February 11, 2012, 06:54:39 AM
Quote from: Meagan on February 11, 2012, 01:17:19 AM
Yes I have
I do still worry though and I prefer to stick to my spinach or raspeberry or tumeric icing recipes
Hi Meagan, would you mind sharing your spinach and raspberry icing recipe? Thank you.
Sure you might need to remind me though! I have so many recipes in the 'to post' pile but just never seem to have the time!! I am at the outdoor cinema at the moment. Waiting for DH to bring the pizza and the muppets to start
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What a gorgeous cake,I love the basket weave icing on the sides.There are some very talented bakers out there,Thanks Andie.
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oh, if only I could be bothered being so romantic (I'm tired and I've got a headache
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give me a diamond ring and I might perk up a bit!
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February 12, 2012, 01:33:07 AM »
Interesting looking cake - but I agree re the artificial colours
And also using cake mixes. I have a woman's weekly baking book that's lovely save for the fact that it tells you to use a cake mix for some of the party cakes. Not even an alternative recipe given. Though I realise I could do something of my own. Just irks me that the focus is on what it looks like with no apparent consideration for taste or health.
Rant over. I too appear to be tired and cranky! Sorry.
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Love it andji.
You are a diamond CreamPuff.
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