From Julie Richardson's Vintage Cakes
The Pink Cake (on cover)
The cake itself was quick and easy
Below: after the original buttercream frosting did not behave,
made a boiled-milk frosting.....
which turned out worse than the buttercream frosting of mine ;(
Above: curdled texture
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BELOW: my dream of a pink cake in cupcake form
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reality
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hahahahaha
but the raspberry flavored buttercream tasted great
but too liquidty to spread or pipe
but it was a beautiful pink color (all natural)
but the chocolate cake was yummy
anyways, check out my fellow TCS baker H E R E!! for the recipe!
also visit us AT FACEBOOK HERE!
below: it worked well for a parfait for my DH!
made up of:
a dollop of frozen raspberry buttercream
cut up chocolate cake
more raspberry buttercream
a few blueberries
more cake
more buttercream and blueberries
topped with diluted and strained raspberry jam!!
Your chocolate cake looks good! And a good idea to make them into parfait, I would love it too!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative I love how you fixed up that parfait for your dh! Like you've mentioned before "it's ok if you can eat it with a spoon" your cupcake still looked cute... Love the pink of your frosting! YUM! :) YAY! I am so happy you linked up!
ReplyDeleteSorry that your frosting didn't work out as well as you had hoped. The cake looks good and the parfait is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteat least it tasted good! so no waste :D
ReplyDeleteAwesome Emily! You are innovative. Honestly, I would not have thought of parfait. Glad you love this cake alot despite its glitches :)
ReplyDeleteThe icing for me didn't work out it either, it was a complete disaster. Great job though with the finished cupcakes, I bet they tasted lovely.
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