That cake is to die for!!! Inside and out! I know you already gave me the buttercream recipe, but now can I have that chocolate fudge cake one too!? It looks like heaven! Jonna :-)
I stumbled across your blog through the CakeJournal, and just wanted to tell you what an amazing job you do on your cakes! Not just on the outside either, your fudge cake looks incredible on the inside too! My chocolate cake crumble and fall apart once cut, how did you make your so deliciously dense?
I love browsing thru your blog and have been admiring your work from afar and this roses cake is simply gorgeous! Simple yet sweet, romantic and beautiful at the same time.
I subscribed to your blog a while ago, but can't bring myself read it often... Your Blog makes me crave SUGAR. :D LOL!! You do such great work, please consider me a fan! The cake you made for your mother's birthday looks absolutely divine! Kudos!
OMG ive just stumbled across your blog and am amazed by your talent your cakes are absolutely amazing and I cant believe your a (in your words) "self taught amateur". Im planning on making a birthday cake for my daughter this week using sugar paste for the first time (only ever decorated cakes with buttercream and smarties before)so was looking fo inspiration and that is how I came across you and you are certainly an inspiration I will definately be keeping an eye on your blog from now on!
wow!!! i just love your blog.. and this cake is just too sweet to explain....:-) I'm also a self taught.. and I love you'r work..and the pictures, and the design of you'r blog.. is just perfect.. congrats!!!
wow!!! i just love your blog.. and this cake is just too sweet to explain....:-) I'm also a self taught.. and I love you'r work..and the pictures, and the design of you'r blog.. is just perfect.. congrats!!!
My name is Kathryn. I live with my husband and children in the beautiful city of Auckland, New Zealand. To the rest of the world NZ is a long way from anywhere. For a tiny country we have done some big things internationally. We’ve made movies (Lord of the Rings), competed in sport reasonably well and gifted kiwifruit to the masses.
This blog had its beginning because last year a very close friend of mine was diagnosed with HER2 Positive breast cancer. It was such devastating news for her family and for me. To make matters worse the drug to treat this type of cancer is only partially funded by the NZ Government. My friend had to find $93,000.00 (NZD) to pay for a 12 month course of the treatment.
To help raise funds I offered to bake cakes. The blog was a perfect way to get the message out. Within a short space of time I was inundated orders and had to turn people away. The good news was that the money needed was raised within four months through a combination of fundraising initiatives http://www.supportmaara.blogspot.com/
Although the fundraising is all done I continued the blog for my own personal interest and to keep in touch with other cake makers. Not only is it a joy making these cakes but there’s another passion in me that loves transforming them into memorable images. I hope you enjoy what I have posted so far.
For me cake making is my passion and not my profession. I am a self-taught amateur who has no plans (at the moment) to progress beyond that classification. There’s a real irony at play here because if you asked me to draw you a picture, expect to see an unrecognisable stick figure depicting something slightly more sophisticated than an ink blot. However, through some mysterious work of nature, sugar and I have connected.
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That cake is to die for!!! Inside and out! I know you already gave me the buttercream recipe, but now can I have that chocolate fudge cake one too!? It looks like heaven!
Jonna :-)
Thanks :)
I am working on a baking/cookbook so hopefully one day I can share all my recipes.
Just lovely :)
This is great.. I loved it ...
Happy birthday to your mom..
Simple yet beautiful! The inside looks to die for... I am a huge Chocolate lover! Yummm!!!
I love the ribbon roses, and the green ribbon on the side is the perfect finishing touch.
Thank you I appreciate your kind comments :O)
I adore this design! So pretty!
Beautiful and classic! I love the ribbon roses, I never seem to get mine looking quite right. I'd love a tutorial post if you ever feel like it!
I learnt using this tutorial from my gorgeous cake friend Louise @ 'Cake Journal'
http://www.cakejournal.com/archives/how-to-make-a-ribbon-rose-in-40-sec/
So pretty! Congrats.
Awesome!! Simple, delicate and so really beautiful!!
I love this cake!
I just found your blog and I think I'm in love! Your cakes are GORGEOUS and look just as yummy! Thanks for sharing!
I stumbled across your blog through the CakeJournal, and just wanted to tell you what an amazing job you do on your cakes! Not just on the outside either, your fudge cake looks incredible on the inside too! My chocolate cake crumble and fall apart once cut, how did you make your so deliciously dense?
I love your work! I am also self taught and do this on the side, but your work is pristine, magnificent!
Simply lovely cake! Looks really yummy too. : D
Thanks!
Amanda, try a mud cake recipe. The are very moist and dense, keep well and slice nicely too. Paired with chocolate ganache you can't go wrong :)
I am not sure what country you are from but in NZ and OZ they are very popular.
That is just GORGEOUS!!!
This cake brought a tear to my eye! It is stunning!!!! You have an amazing talent. :o)
www.thebakingsheet.blogspot.com
So cute! I love using ribbon roses in my designs! They just always add a whimsical girly element!
-Jenniffer
http://cupadeecakes.blogspot.com
I love browsing thru your blog and have been admiring your work from afar and this roses cake is simply gorgeous! Simple yet sweet, romantic and beautiful at the same time.
I subscribed to your blog a while ago, but can't bring myself read it often... Your Blog makes me crave SUGAR. :D LOL!! You do such great work, please consider me a fan! The cake you made for your mother's birthday looks absolutely divine! Kudos!
Thanks so much!
oh gosh, this is the sweetest thing!
hi kathryn, from a novice baker all the way from penang, malaysia :)
Wow! Gorgeous cake!! Outside is perfect and inside is mouth watering!
OMG ive just stumbled across your blog and am amazed by your talent your cakes are absolutely amazing and I cant believe your a (in your words) "self taught amateur". Im planning on making a birthday cake for my daughter this week using sugar paste for the first time (only ever decorated cakes with buttercream and smarties before)so was looking fo inspiration and that is how I came across you and you are certainly an inspiration I will definately be keeping an eye on your blog from now on!
What a very pretty cake!
I am dying to eat this....yummy......it is simple and sober.....looking decent......
The arrengement of cakes in new shapes of roses which I like it.
wow!!! i just love your blog.. and this cake is just too sweet to explain....:-) I'm also a self taught.. and I love you'r work..and the pictures, and the design of you'r blog.. is just perfect.. congrats!!!
wow!!! i just love your blog.. and this cake is just too sweet to explain....:-) I'm also a self taught.. and I love you'r work..and the pictures, and the design of you'r blog.. is just perfect.. congrats!!!
It indicates how much the kid loves to his mummy. Good blog, thank you.
This cake looks delicious and gorgeous. It looks so simple, but I imagine it is deceptively so.
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