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For those who are big fans of Ron Ben-Israel's cake decorating. I think his work is amazing. Wish he'd write a book! And I love looking at the cakes on his website. I have a feeling others here would agree with me.
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June 2014 class with Ron in New York City!
Started by Mordechai May 3, 2014. 0 Replies 0 Favorites
Just announced: A three-day sugar flowers class with Ron Ben-Israel in New York City, June 12, 13, 14, 2014. To be held at the fabulous kitchens of the International Culinary Center (founded as The…Continue
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Comment by Bunny Flowers on November 10, 2010 at 12:57am
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Thanks Lacey - here's another link for everyone to enjoy.
http://www.weddingwire.com/biz/ron-ben-israel-cakes-new-york/portfo...
Guess what else - this group now comes up on Google! I feel famous! LOL!
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That Chinese wedding cake ROCKS! The color is so unexpected it knocked my socks off. I was expecting reds and golds. And the PANDAS!
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Comment by Les Brown on November 10, 2010 at 6:53am
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hi guys just thought i.d say a quick hello. love Ben Israels cakes they are awesome and the flowers are amazing, I've only just started serious cake making but was definately inspired by his work and also scott clark woolley's when i made my 1st one the golden wedding anniversary cake on my page.
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Comment by Jen Pagan on November 11, 2010 at 8:30am
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I love Ben Israel cakes and flowers; he is awesome!!!
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What things have you learned from Ron Ben-Israel's work that you want to incorporate into your philosophy or practice when doing your own cakes?
For me, it's the attention to perfection and detail. And, of course, I mentioned the color sense. I think I have a pretty good color sense, but one can always learn new things from studying a master! :)
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I would think if he puts the petal dusts on the flowers before putting the flowers on the cake, there shouldn't be an issue of the dusts getting onto the cake. I know some of the dusts or metallic powders go on dry with a brush, and others you use a little extract or vodka or something to help them stick...?
Another thing he does that I think is cool is how he adds these little dot or line patterns to the fondant or icing - very subtle yet they keep the cake from looking totally plain.
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Comment by Debbie Caryl on December 31, 2010 at 5:15pm
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Newbie to this forum! I would love to take a class from Ron Ben-Israel!! His work is so inspiring!! Especially the gumpaste flowers.
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The flowers are indeed gorgeous! Also just the overall level of creativity. I recommend linking to him on Facebook too. Today there was a cute "Max" birthday cake that popped up. Maybe some of you have seen it.
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He has a couple of instructional videos on Satin Ice's website. Some other decorators there too.
He shows how to make this cool Valentine's cake with a big red rose that has more petals around it and the petals form a heart. Gorgeous. And it's fun to watch him work - the video goes kind of fast, but enough to get the idea.
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Comment by Dorit Tabori on January 10, 2011 at 2:17pm
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Thanks, I certainly will have a look.
This week he is giving a flower workshop and also 2 masterclasses here in Israel, but they are horribly expensive.
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