At the moment I am taking a break from making cakes. I made an exception with this cake as my colleague was looking for a vegetarian cake for a friend's birthday celebration.
Not many shops make vegetarian cakes and last minute, that can be a tall order.
French Food at Home host was in town sometime back and I had a chance to meet her in person. To read about my experience with the celebrity chef, go to Kuali.com.
Tropicana City Mall held a cake competition on Mother's Day. My sister-inlaw and her son were taking part and asked my daughter and me to take part as well.
In the beginning I was not too keen but then I said ok as it will be a great Mother's Day outing for the kids as well.
Sprinkle was the name of our team.
Contestants were provided with a 1kg butter cake and were given 40minutes to decorate the cake. The icing was also provided. All the other items including tools and decorative items were brought in by the contestants.
I am always used to working with butter icing and fondant. I didn't expect to be working with fresh cream which was very soft. Oh, no! It was my first experience working with fresh cream.
Somehow I managed to decorate the cake with it.
There were so many creative and beautiful cakes. When they announced the third and second prize winners, I thought to myself, what an experience! Now, we can have our tea.
When they announced the first prize winners, my daughter and I were speechless. Yes, Sprinkle won the top prize. My daughter was shy and reluctantly went up the stage to receive our prize.
We received a hamper worth RM1,000 worth of dining vouchers and products.
My other two kids were very excited. We decided to use the dining vouchers to have tea. We had about RM500 worth of dining vouchers and no we didn't burn all on tea. :)
During one of my visits to Bake with Yen, my son spotted this musical candle and insisted that I get it for him. Since his birthday is only in October, he couldn't wait to use the candle and insisted that I make a cake for him.
Whipped up a dozen cupcakes and he got everyone to blow the candle while it played the "Happy Birthday" music.
That made him a very happy boy. Simple joys in life! Little goes a long way in keeping the kids happy.
Here's a baby shower cake for little Kenisha. I was quite surprised with the outcome of this cake, as I was really cracking my head on how to get the design right.
I have done wedding and anniversary cakes but this takes the cake. Why? This order came in at the 11th hour.
The bride's sister found out that there was going to be no cake for the reception. So came the order. I have not done a cake in such short notice but I felt a bride should have a cake for her wedding and also because the bride's sister is such a sweet lady.
The order came in just the day before the reception.
A simple cake, a simple design. The cake topper was provided by the bride's sister.
iCarly. I what? That was my first question when I first heard it from my kids a few years back. Found out that iCarly is a television series on Nickelodeon.
My first iCarly, two tier cake. This was for a nine-year-old fan. Plain vanilla flavour for both cakes.
Did you know that there is a cartoon called Dibo the Gift Dragon? I didn't until I was asked to make this cake.
I learn something new, well at least on Astro's cartoon channel, whenever I am asked to do such cakes.
The birthday gal wanted a heart-shaped Dibo cake with lots of candy on it. The person who placed this order was her aunt who said that the family wanted rich moist choc cake with fudge.
I would have made the cake even more colourful if not for the choc fudge topping. Nevertheless, it was colourful!
One of my all-time favourite cartoon characters, Mickey Mouse. I still love Mickey Mouse until this day.
In fact, when we went to Disneyland in LA two years ago, my kids just couldn't understand why I was so excited to see Mickey Mouse. They were even more puzzled when I wanted to take photo with Mickey Mouse. I guess they are not fans of the mouse.
Anyway, it was a joy making this cake for a little boy who turned two on Monday.
Yeah!!! Finally, I get to do something other than Man United and Liverpool cakes. Like I have said before, I am no football fan but I am just like anyone else. I want to do something different.
These Arsenal cupcakes were requested by Radha for her 15-year-old sister.
Baking is my passion and I do it whole heartedly. I want the cake to touch your heart as well as delight your palette. My customers always walk away knowing that I have taken all their wants and made a dream come true cake. If you are looking for cakes that take your breath away, talk to me. Together let's make more fabulous creations come alive.
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