Tractor Birthday Cake

After seeing the Bitch Birthday cake, someone asked me, if I could bake a special cake for her kid. So after long talks, what he would like, we choose a tractor.

I really enjoyed building this one, because of all the extras and ideas I got while I build it.

As you know, the foundation is my well known biscuit cak. NO! Wait! This time I had to bake a chocolate cake, because the little kiddo likes chocolate :).

Everthing started with this:

It is a really easy made recipe, when I don't forget, I will put it on here. I cut the cake in two halves. One I covered with butter cream and the other one I used to build the tractor.

Look closer on this picture and you will figure out how I made the wheels of the tractor. I covered the cake, where the tractor should stand with green marshmallow fondant, sure I used food color. I thought only the tractor isn't so cool, so I had the idea to set up a little country style to it.

The final cut came with chocolate for the details, like a license plate, a fence and so on. And as you can see the end result made.the boys heart jump :).

A special Birthday cake...

for one of my collegues. Well, he made a mistake, he told me he "loves" breasts. So he got a very special cake :). 

I should confess, to create this cake was a challenge. What you can't really see on the picture is, that I mold a little guy, whit his head between these breasts. I will never forget his face, when he saw this Birthday cake.

First I used a biscuit cake for the ground. This wasn't the hardest thing.

 

The left picture shows the biscuit and the right one a chocolate cake, which I used to bring the breasts into shape.

 

After cutting out a woman body shape and formed the breasts, I covered it with butter cream. This fondant worked great and tasted delicious, didn't have any troubles to cover the cake with it. Doesn't it look awesome?

I added bra and panties, finished it up with some chocolate and a belly piercing.

And of course the guy which loves to be between breasts :). It broke my heart when he cut the first piece :(.

Dog Birthday Cake

Sometimes you haven't any idea what to give someone for Birthday. A new year started and the Birthdays are coming up. I decided to bake a special cake for my neighbor.

She is a huge dog lover and so I looked up alot of youtube videos, but sadly I'm not a professional, but I didn't so bad.

First I made 3 layers of biscuit (the next time I will try out an American cake, because the biscuit wasn't easy to cut) and cut the body shape of a dog. I put some apricot jam between the layers for better taste and support.

I changed my mind about the legs and so I cut them off and covered the body with butter cream.

 

On the right picture I shaped the legs from the left overs of the biscuit. It was hard work and alot of thinking :).
The Marshmallow fondant gave me a headache. Either it was the food color powder or the different brand of marshmallow I used. Each time I got the right size of fondant it started to break :(. But after long time and alot of patience I won :).

 

It almost looks like a chicken :). The hardest part were the head. I formed the head also using biscuit.

 

Covered with butter cream and fondant.

 

I finished everything up and the result didn't look so bad. I'm pretty sure an artist or professional could have made it much better, but listen! Its made with a lot of love and if you could have seen my neighbors face, you know it didn't matter.

 

Birthday Cake "Bitch"

I wanted to bake something special and funny for one of my colleague. So I started to have a look on all the funny birthday cakes on the internet universe. And after a long journey I finally found it!

I never thought I could do this, but as you can see the end result doesn't look too bad. I always wondered how to get such a coating and on Rose Bakes I finally found what I was looking for. It's called Fondant. Well, never heard of it, until now. So I tried it out. But to find all the ingredients in my country made it a little bit hard, but with a little bit creativity I got an awesome tasting white Marshmallow Fondant.
First of all, I made the biscuit cake, cut it in to halves put some apricot kam between the layers and put one of the layer on top of the other one.

Covered it with butter cream, to have a better foundation for the marshmallow fondant.
Well, I experiment a little bit with the food colors, as you can see :). Got a great green biscuit cake.

On the picture you can see the little toilet. It's made out of the white fondant with a little pink food color.

This is how a fondant should look, after a lot of packages of powder sugar and finger muscle cramps.

Ok, I confess this Barbie doll is a bought one. Yeah, you can judge me, but I would have need months, even years to mold one of these. I put all together and finished it up with some little extras and there we go.