3D Battle Cats Cake

What are battle cats? They are cute little cats that battle it out with each other. You can create your own army and have loads of battle fun. They come in different shapes and sizes but this one in particular is the cutest.

Battle Cat Cake Transformation....

Started off with a ball cake. I used Wilton 3D ball cakepan.

Placed the round cake on top of a rice crispy square base.
I covered the rice crispies with buttercream to smooth out
the bumps and cracks and then covered it with white fondant.

I attached all the bike parts on the white rice crispy base.

I made the tires first before attaching it to the made cake.
Add the white centre and draw on the spokes.

Looking back I made a mistake...

I should have shaved off the rice crispies here.

It should have looked like this

Place the whole cake on a white cake board
to match the white rice crispy base

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Minion Cupcake Cake

This is how I made my Ube (purple yam) Minion cupcake.. Enjoy!
Come see how I made it in this youtube video. Don't forget to subscribe for more updates!

To create the eyes...

This is the ball tool I used..

Olaf Rice Crispy Sculpture

Build a snowman in the summer with rice crispy treats and buttercream. I can't say I miss the snow because I am perfectly happy with this warm weather. Just in case, here is one way to make a snowman in the summer. But before that here are some pics from my niece's Frozen themed birthday party.

Here is how I made Olaf....

You will need:

3 preparations of rice crispy treats (found in any Rice Crispy cereal box)
about 150 g brown fondant
60 g orange fondant
250 g black fondant
250 g white fondant for eyes, teeth, and cheeks
1 preparation of shortening base buttercream
3 large bamboo BBQ sticks
1 foot bendable florist wire
toothpicks
gardening sheers

Make Olaf's head first since this will determine the size and the proportionality of the whole sculpture. The recipe found in the Rice Crispy cereal box is perfect amount to make Olaf's head. Use the microwave method to make a chewy and more malleable rice crispy treats. Let the treats sit for a maximum of 8 minutes…

Pilipit - Filipino Twisted No Yeasts Donut

Pilipit is a Filipino style donut. It has a crunchy outer shell and a soft inside. It is similar to bannock or elephant ears. These are similar to donuts and leavened with baking powder. Traditionally coated with sugar or glazed

I coated mine with powder sugar kind of like their elephant ears counter part. But you know what they are perfect on their own without sugar. The dough is sweet enough to hold on its own.

The ones that I made are for some reason soft on the inside. I'm certain it's because I rested my dough for more than 30 minutes instead of the usual 15 minutes. If you guys want more crunch in your pilipit just proof it (resting stage) for 15 minutes or less.

Pilipit

Ingredients:

2 eggs
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 tablespoon Vegetable oil
2 cups all purpose flour ( add a bit more if the mixture sticks to your hand)
3 tablespoon of milk ( add more if final mixture is dry)

How to video down below.

In a large bowl combine all the d…

Dancey Cake

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