trying to glean everything about decorating to make a cake for a specialty family occasion. Just wondering if that is worship music I hear in the background.
Thanks Saniya. Yes, it was very annoying! But, I guess you’re right, the crumpled finished kind of makes it look like a paper bag – that makes me feel better actually!! so, thanks again.
VERY NICE IDEA! I always cover the side of my cheesecake with the same way you do it. But i never made it with those beautiful patterns. I shoud try it one time. Oh I have this one tip to cover the seams. Once I overlap it (which you also do, as you mentioned), I then get a damp hot papertowel and just rub it through the seams. The chocolate will melt together, making it look like it was never attached. Keep it up. I love watching your videos
Hello – yes I piped the white chocolate onto parchment and let it set, then put the milk chocolate gently over the top. Thanks for your comment and thanks also for the subscription!
Thanks Saniya. Yes, it was very annoying! But, I guess you’re right, the crumpled finished kind of makes it look like a paper bag – that makes me feel better actually!! so, thanks again.
VERY NICE IDEA! I always cover the side of my cheesecake with the same way you do it. But i never made it with those beautiful patterns. I shoud try it one time. Oh I have this one tip to cover the seams. Once I overlap it (which you also do, as you mentioned), I then get a damp hot papertowel and just rub it through the seams. The chocolate will melt together, making it look like it was never attached. Keep it up. I love watching your videos
Hello – yes I piped the white chocolate onto parchment and let it set, then put the milk chocolate gently over the top. Thanks for your comment and thanks also for the subscription!
Hello – yes I piped the white chocolate onto parchment and let it set, then put the milk chocolate gently over the top. Thanks for your comment and thanks also for the subscription!
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and looks delicious!
Hi, hope you got some ideas. Yes you’re right , I think that’s Newsboys in the background – In Christ Alone.
trying to glean everything about decorating to make a cake for a specialty family occasion. Just wondering if that is worship music I hear in the background.
Blessings,
Michael W.
thanks irene!
beautiful cake!! i like the crumpled finished, it gives character to the cake.
Thanks Saniya. Yes, it was very annoying! But, I guess you’re right, the crumpled finished kind of makes it look like a paper bag – that makes me feel better actually!! so, thanks again.
im sorry u ran out of chocolate but it kinda looks like a paper bag full of strawberries in the end
and looks delicious!
No problem. Keep it up =]
Thanks Rylan for that tip – I will definately try that next choc collar I do, because that’s the part I always have a bit of a problem with!
VERY NICE IDEA! I always cover the side of my cheesecake with the same way you do it. But i never made it with those beautiful patterns. I shoud try it one time. Oh I have this one tip to cover the seams. Once I overlap it (which you also do, as you mentioned), I then get a damp hot papertowel and just rub it through the seams. The chocolate will melt together, making it look like it was never attached. Keep it up. I love watching your videos
Hello – yes I piped the white chocolate onto parchment and let it set, then put the milk chocolate gently over the top. Thanks for your comment and thanks also for the subscription!
wow! i’m going to try that collar (but on a much shorter cake). did you pipe the design first and then lay the chocolate over that?
Beautiful =)
Thanks for the comment Tammy – I think I deleted your message too. I’m hopeless!! I’m really sorry.
Thanks for the comment Mimzy – I think I deleted your message. SORRY!! I’ll see how I go doing a how-to on a collar.
Thank you – Lachlan was happy with it so I guess that’s what matters!
The strawberries definitely added just the right touch! I think you did an excellent job even without the right amount of chocolate