Friday, May 12, 2017

Best ideas for wedding cakes design in 2017

While pies, cupcakes, and dessert spreads have lately made a presence at wedding receptions all over the country, most couples still decide to abide by the cake that is classic. But keeping with tradition does not have to be boring— at least according to these sweet confections. Into one, our superb cake set brings the best of our print issues from seasonal motifs to shapes that are surprising . Delightful creations worthy of our glossy pages, ahead, complete with frostings of your dreams, flavors, and all the colors. Plus, find tips on how to have (or make) an indistinguishable cake of your very own.
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WEDDING PETIT FOURS

Soaked in brown sugar, butter, and honey glaze, these geometric minis - Schell and Caitlin Brown resemble honeycombs. We topped them off with whipped cream and a helping of candied kumquats.

SPRING WEDDING CAKE

Springerle forms are what make this cake (an orange-chiffon confection full of mascarpone) superb. Even though the exceptional purple tint and springtime characters (bunnies, birds, and blooms) aren't too shabby, either.

ROSE-PIPED WEDDING CAKE

This happy rose confection may seem couture, but just about anyone is really capable of re-creating it. Start with a basic fondant cake from a bakery. Next, print out our template of abstract roses, area parchment paper and outline with a piping bag of royal icing. After dry, peel the paper in the roses that are piped, and adhere the layouts to the cake using glue paste that is been blended with hot water.

DUTCH GOLDEN AGE WEDDING CAKE

Inspired by the hyper- realistic botanical still life paintings of Dutch artist Rachel Ruysch, circa 1685 to 1750, more than one guest can do a double take at the sight of this cake, which looks like a verdant floral centerpiece. Custom-made sugar flowers, created by Amy DeGiulio of Sugar Flower Cake Shop in New York, were put in a bed of chocolate-fondant-covered cake, that was set in a large gold urn. Fill the cake's layers with rosewater buttercream to call out the flowering adornments of it's.

EMBROIDERED LACE AND APPLIQUED WEDDING CAKE

Sugar paste was pressed into each mold, then applied in layers to the fondant. The ivory tower that is ensuing is one that both generations— your mother's and yours —will adore.

IKAT AND FRENCH SILK RIBBON WEDDING CAKE

The spirit of a century-old French silk ribbon may be felt in every morsel of this dear cake. On top rests a stunning bow of molded gum paste (so realistic, you will be tempted to untie it). Then we painted blended with lemon extract onto the fondant in a rose design that evokes the blurry quality of an ikat weave to luster dust that was edible.

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HEART WEDDING CAKE

The heart was believed to be the origin of human emotions. Though modern science shows otherwise, the phrase "giving your heart" remains the best measure to express that you'd sacrifice anything for the one you adore. Jay Qualls of the Tennessee-based Maples Wedding Cakes printed our designs covered them in parchment, delineated them then transferred them.

TEARDROP WEDDING CAKE

Give your cake a dash of whimsy. Order up a fondant cake, plus a pail of fondant, from a bakery. Add food coloring to get the appropriate colors, and roll out into a thin sheet. Cut with various teardrop-shaped cookie cutters (these are by Ateco, from Sur La Table), let dry, and attach to the very front of the cake with gum paste combined with hot water.

RED, WHITE, AND BLUE WEDDING CAKE

This Lafayette Grand Cafe & Bakery fromage blanc cheesecake has six tiers of berry-adorned goodness. The layers are flavored with black pepper, lemon zest, and vanilla bean, and sit atop an organic cornmeal crust.

CHOCOLATE STOUT WEDDING CAKE

Each layer of the chocolate naked cake by Wendy Kromer- Caitlin Brown and Schell drizzled with caramel and chocolate ganache, is filled with buttercream, and topped with candied pecans. Meanwhile, the specific cake contains butter, yogurt, and stout (customize yours with your favorite brew), making each bite decadently moist.

WHITE-CHOCOLATE PANELED WEDDING CAKE

Architectural however intimate, our white chocolate panel cake needs neither culinary abilities nor design abilities (besides those you learned in preschool). Only purchase a buttercream cake from a pack of chocolate panels from chocolatier Christopher Norman along with a nearby bakery. The rest is a cakewalk: fill the ledges with another fruit or gold raspberries, and Stick panels of varying heights onto the layers.

POTTED PLANT WEDDING CAKE

Contributing editor Jason Schreiber made this herb-adorned cake, which features oregano, fennel and cilantro flowers, bachelor's buttons, sweet alyssums, pea shoots, and micro marigolds. Swiss meringue buttercream's tacky texture kept the edible blossoms (buy your own at gourmetsweetbotanicals.com) in place.

A WEDDING CAKE WITH DISTINCT STRIPES

Here, we place the notion of icing on ice, relying rather on unadorned pastel layers for graphical appeal. Coconut pound cake, tinted with gel-paste food coloring, functions as the foundation, while white fondant and passionfruit curd rests on top (the curd can also be between each layer).

OMBRE WEDDING CAKE

Wendy Kromer- Schell and Caitlin Brown hid blood orange and passion-fruit curds in tinted vanilla poundcake because of this buttercream-dotted confection. Bake yours a bit bigger than desirable so that browned edges might be trimmed off, revealing the lively ombre layout underneath.

MINIATURE CHOCOLATE-COVERED WEDDING CAKES

Elaborate: Yes. To make these miniature chocolate-covered desserts, we poured a glaze over each cake and piped on lines—and, in the event of the cake in the middle, circles—of melted white chocolate. (Perch the cakes on a wire stand so excessive glaze does not pool.) Afterward we lightly dragged a toothpick through the lines to create the designs.

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