I picked a chocolate cake recipe from Baking by Dorie Greenspan and a vanilla frosting with orange from the America's Test Kitchen Family Baking Book.
Then I put my feet up and watched the Red Sox-Yankees game while he got to work.

I missed getting pics of him making the cakes, but here they are cooling.

After the cakes cooled, he made the frosting, frosted the cake, and then decided to get fancy. He reserved about a cup of the frosting and dyed it light orange. Then he got out my pastry bag and used it to pipe some decoration on. How utterly surprising this was to me!


The finished product was cute, pretty, and tasted great. Thank you Steve!
just for fun you should check out this blog. http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteby no means am I saying that Steve's cake should be on this.. only the Sunday Sweets.
That site is hilarious! No, Steve's cake doesn't belong on the "wreck" side of that blog. It was carefully done, no words were written, and it looks very neat and tidy.
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