Showing posts with label naked cake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label naked cake. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Dad's 50!



Assembling the cake
April 17th marked my dad's 50th birthday. Wow, Dad, can't believe it. You are all growed up!
It was a surprise party (the only way we could do something for him), and was he ever surprised!

 Celina and I adding the final touches to our oyster macarons.
Look at those cute little pearls!! Macarons have a way of making me smile.




^^ The few pics I have of the dessert table. Hi Celine!! (She asked when she'd be on here)^^

Please admire the double-matted brown frame and manually-blurred background.

Unfortunately, In all the craziness, there were not many pictures taken of the cake. Therefore I had to *ahem* rely on friends for this department... even though after several minutes of editing, the picture is still off-centered. *coughing*




Happy Birthday, Dad.

Much Love,
Steph


Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Autumn Naked Cakes



    I hope y'all had a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend. I am ashamed to tell you this, but 
I didn't take one picture of anything I made, besides a few phone snapshots. Terrible, right? Let me tell ya though, it was a crazy couple days in the kitchen--and I was only making the desserts and some of the sides. 

I do, however, have some beautiful fall cakes to share with you.
Let's talk about the naked cake.
They're beautiful (did I already say that?), they're simple, and they are all the rage! 

This first one I did back in October. It was just a simple, one layer chocolate cake with stacked pumpkins on top.


So festive and fun for a small gathering. This cake size feeds eight happy people.


Gold sprinkles are the best sprinkles!


 The second I did just last weekend. 


I love the contrast of these two naked cakes showing just how much variety you can get with them.


That is a fuyu persimmon, NOT a tomato...
 (for the couple of people that thought that. :-/ )
...and those are cranberries, blackberries, cinnamon sticks, and olive branches.
(Just so we are clear that there is no vegetables on this cake. Ha.)






~Steph