Cars Cake for a Two-Year-Old
Someone in our house will celebrate his second birthday very soon. My mom extended her stay for a little over a week so we decided to take on a cake making project together – it is the Williams Sonoma Cars 2 Mini-Cakes. It is a multi-step process and one that involved some research. The cake baking directions are included with the pan from Williams Sonoma and the icing directions are something I found on their blog: Decorate Cars 2 Cakelets. The Cars cake batter on the recipe is delicious and all of the directions include make-at-home batter and frosting. In fact, I highly recommend you follow the icing instructions on the blog as it allows you to pour the icing over each car making it easier to coat.
For the piping, I bought some small pre-filled applicators at the store to save time and money. I plan to freeze the little cakes and defrost them a day or so before his party. Directions on how to freeze can be found at Wikihow to Freeze-Cakes.
If you decide to make these cakes please let me know in the comments. I would love to hear from you.
In His Grip,
Monica
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Pre-filled applicators helped with the primary colors and candy eyes made those super-quick to apply. I followed the directions on the blog for the brown and black icing by mixing in chocolate for the brown and a store bought black.
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Normally royal icing gets pretty solid. Does the icing get hard? Does it taste good? I bought the cakelets pans and am curious! Thanks!
Actually it was very edible. Super sweet but yummy!
Monica