As we dig ourselves out of the snow and move steadily towards Christmas week I know the only sensible topic for the blog is Christmas Cakes.
For adult prechristmas parties designer cupcakes are definitely the right choice:not too big or small, can be eaten without a fork and plate, look divine and can match your theme or colour scheme, and yes they can be laced with alcohol if ordered from a specialist baker.
These pretty things are actually a traditional vanilla cupcake- but the brief was for winter wonderland - so I used ice blue vanilla buttercream and a blue and white fondant topper with a royal icing snowlfake designs. The delight was in the 4 different textures - featherlight sponge, rich melting buttercream, soft and creamy fondant and a crack from the royal icing snowflake - beautiful
For children a smaller size fun cupcake is needed - these are the snowmen I made for the Kings Hill School Christmas Fete last weekend - Yes the snowman's head is all fondant -so they really pack a sugar hit- but kids need a bit of extra energy to sustain them till the end of term.
If you need any cakes for your Christmas Parties be sure to order by Friday 17th December - last cakes will be baked on Thursday 23rd for collection that day so phone 01732 843518 or text 07714 286911 or email
As a cake designer I have the most divine job I can think of - I interpret what you want - a stylish unique wedding cake, a fun birthday cake, a selection of mouthwatering cupcakes (Gluten free chocolate fudge and Courgette cream pie finalists for National Cupcake Week 2011, Fondant frilly finalist in 2012) and then use the baking skills of years of experience to ensure you have a cake that is totally amazing. I won a prize for my cupcakes in the Brownies and have been baking ever since. I am registered with Tonbridge and Malling Council and have been inspected for food hygiene and have the certificate the best grade 5 stars!
I am passionate about the fine details that make the science of baking cakes a success. Remember once bitten forever smitten.
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