He likes Blue's Clues and Cookie Monster. Im most inspired by Cookie Monster -- so a Cookie Monster cake is what he's getting!!!
I've put "domestic goddess" on the back shelf for some time... its time to re-awaken her and fine-tune some skillz.
I have gotten some ideas from some images online and a little bit of instruction from youtube, etc... but nothing to follow exactly to the letter... so I will have to improvise! And, I'm sure that I wont be able to get it all figured out until I actually do it myself... I may have to do a practice run! I plan to do a small smash cake for my baby boy and a larger one to feed the guests (maybe about 30 people?) But how can I make practice Cookie Monster appropriate for Valentine's Day, or my Husband's 37th birthday?
I saw the mini-3D bear and the regular 3D bear cake pans that Wilton makes, but I think that the proportions are a little off... I think I may end up using pyrex bowls like the first website link but... how??
I also plan on using fondant for the eyes and inside the mouth and possibly a party hat on top of his head...
Any comments, helps, links, etc would be appreciated! :)
Here's some of the websites that Im looking at:
Designs:
(my favorite!)
(I'd just make the mouth a little larger)
(nice and simple)
(This one is Elmo, I thought I could glean some ideas... its VERY involved -- i hope that mine is simpler)
Technique:
The normal internal temperature of a cake when done is between 195F and 205F.
Flavors:
Cookies and Cream-
Chocolate Chip-
Extra:
(Thought these were a fun idea)
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