Cover the cake with a layer of buttercream frosting.Īdd the second cake layer and cover with a layer of buttercream frosting. Place the first layer of cake on top of the buttercream and push slightly down. Place a small amount of buttercream frosting in the middle of the cardboard cake circle (it will act like glue). Once the cakes are baked and cooled, use a knife or cake leveler to level the cakes. 1 Wilton Cookie Stick – (thicker & longer for the #1).Plastic Dowel Rods – to help support top cake.Lighter Stripe- Blue “304” (blue & brown).Darker Stripe – Teal “319” (blue & yellow).
(A booklet is also included with a color formula chart to help you choose the right color combination.).Wilton Color System – Yellow, Brown, Blue, Black, Red.When stacked together make sure the heights are similar, I made three thinner 8 inch, and 2 thicker 6 in.I started off years ago decorating with just colored buttercream frosting but have seen branched out to decorated with homemade marshmallow fondant. I’ve made each of the boy’s birthday cakes since they turned one and each year it gets easier.
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Over the years I have taught myself how to decorate the cakes, I’ve never taken any classes but will occasionally watch a video for tips. We went with the “Mickey’s Fun to Be One” theme and I adjusted the colors to match with the party decor. This past summer we celebrated my littlest’s first birthday and I LOVE how his Mickey Mouse Cake turned out. After I had kids my passion exploded and now more than ever I enjoy spending time in the kitchen having fun with food and making life with kids fun. I can remember putting on my apron as a kid and getting excited to help my mom in the kitchen making her famous fudge or peanut butter cookies. Ohh Toodles! Are you planning a Mickey Mouse birthday party? Learn how to make this Mickey’s 1st Birthday Cake using homemade marshmallow fondant.īaking has been a passion of mine for many years.
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