Frametastic

Have you thought about putting your edible photo on an edible frame on your wedding cake? Or birthday cake? Or whatever cake you can think of?
Well...this is how it will look like.

This delicate frame is made from royal icing...I am sure some of your relatives or friends would be happy to munch you...ha,ha,ha!
Such a tedious process but the outcome is mind blowing! This particular piece was done during my three day workshop at The Dessert Table, Mutiara Damansara under the coaching of Puan Farida.

The Architect

Finally ....I built something. And it is edible! I built a gazebo...a sugar gazebo. It was made from royal icing...a very delicate one.


This three tier cake was done under the coaching of Puan Farida from The Dessert Table. It was a 3 day workshop I went. A very fun and interesting workshop. I learned some new royal icing techniques and tips from the coach.

The yellow cake with white details looks regal in my opinion. What is yours?

Take 23....Ready, Camera....Action!!!

12 December 2010

"Chains do not hold a marriage together. It is threads, hundreds of tiny threads, which sew people together through the years".

A wedding anniversary cake from a husband to his wife.....to celebrate their 23 years together...sweet!!!
Happy Anniversary to both of them, Hasbullah & Ainon.

The edible images were edited & printed by Khairul Naim from http://frostfirst.blogspot.com/

RRR...ROLL THE DICE !!!

6 June 2010

Anyone care for a game of life??? Let's roll the dice and get the game going.

I got the idea by searching the 'net' of course but I don't really remember which particular site it was. Nevertheless,there are lots of great cake ideas out there...thanks to everyone who shares.
This cake was requested for the wedding anniversary of Mazura's parents. The kids...the grandchildren, couldn't wait to get their hands on the 'stuffs' on the cake....I guess that's far more interesting than the cake itself.

             Life is the game that must be played.         
                                            ~Edwin Arlington Robinson