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Easy Christmas Cut-Up Cakes
Easy Christmas Cut-Up Cakes
Easy Christmas Cut-Up Cakes
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Easy Christmas Cut-Up Cakes

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Make and decorate Santa, Snowman, Penguin, Toy Train, and other “fun and festive” holiday cakes! (SchoolLibrary Journal)
 
Create ever-popular character and holiday-shaped treats for all your Christmas parties and events. Easy directions show how to bake packaged cake mixes in rectangular, square, and round pans, then cut them up and piece them back together in artistic ways. Clear and simple instructions for frosting the cakes and decorating with additions of coconut, candy, marshmallows, etc., make these centerpieces both quick and easy.
 
Simple and fun patterns from a formally trained cake decorator—with no expensive pans or molds needed—will make this cut-up cake book a family favorite. Among the 24 holiday-and-winter-themed designs in this book are Penguin * Snowman * Polar Bear * Wreath * Angel * Toy Train * Christmas Tree * Star * Rudolph * Candy Cane * Santa * and many more!
LanguageEnglish
Release dateSep 11, 2018
ISBN9781423650379
Easy Christmas Cut-Up Cakes

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    Easy Christmas Cut-Up Cakes - Melissa Barlow

    Introduction

    This book is full of easy cake ideas that you can make for any special winter holiday occasion—especially Christmas. Choose your favorite pattern and surprise your family and friends with your creative genius!

    Bake the Cake

    The first step when making any cake in this book is to read the entire recipe before starting. Make sure you have the right pans for the cake you’ve chosen and gather all the ingredients together so they will be handy.

    Preheat the oven while you grease the cake pans and mix the batter. An oven that has been preheated will cook the cake evenly. And pans that have been greased will let the cake pop out in one piece after it has cooled a bit.

    Follow the instructions on the cake mix package for ingredients. After mixing the ingredients together and making a smooth batter, carefully transfer the batter to the greased pans. Place the pans in the oven and bake for the time listed in the recipe. To test for doneness, insert a toothpick in the center of the cake. If it comes out clean, the cake is done.

    Let the cakes cool completely before you frost them. This will help keep crumbs out of your frosting. You can even bake the cake a day before you frost it.

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    Frost the Cake

    Frosting is one of the most important parts of decorating your cake. Frosting can be messy, so proceed with patience.

    To help keep your cake plate clean, stick little pieces of wax paper just under the edges of your cake. When you finish frosting the cake, pull out the wax paper pieces and throw them away.

    What Frosting Should I Use?

    There are many store-bought frostings that taste great and will work just fine with these recipes. Some of these purchased frostings are whipped, making them easier to spread, however, sometimes you need frosting that is stiffer, like for squeezing through a decorating bag to draw lines or make shapes. For stiffer frosting (or if you want to flavor the frosting yourself), you can make your own frosting using the provided recipes.

    How Do I Decorate with Frosting?

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