Second log of the season before the big onslaught on Christmas Eve. Something wanted for a pre Christmas dinner for her friends, this lady loves my logs. So I put blossoms on to make it less Christmassy! Chocolate genoese sponge, chocolate butter icing, chocolate fondant branch stems and plain fondant flowers and leaves. Blossoms dusted in silky peach and lemon yellow.
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Use to make my own mincemeat from my Mom's recipe...but I'm the only one who likes it. When I use to see my family at Christmas...sister & hubby...now in Texas, nephew & wife...now in BC.....and parents....now deceased...it was worth making. But no use when your the only one who will eat them. I had a recipe from my great grandmother (Scottish) where there was actually real meat in it...think pork???
Thanks June and Betty.
June, my Mum always made one at Christmas too - it was her I learned how to do them from. Yes I use a swiss roll tin or a shallow baking tray, depending on the size I want. I am offering 3 sizes at different prices for the first time this year and it has proved to be very popular. Making the mince pies today, but am doing them slightly different this year. Doing them as a traybake topped with puff pastry instead of shortcrust and will cut them into slice. Always make my own mincemeat!
Looks so good. I should make one of those. It's been years since I've made one, used to be my Dad's favorite.
It's really not that hard Gail. The trickiest part is unrolling it after it's cooled to fill it. But any cracks and breaks you can stick together with butter icing and they will be covered up with you cover the outside. I almost always have breakages, but once I have filled and rolled them up, I always wrap them tight like a sausage in cling wrap and chill them for a bit. They stick together like magic!
cant wait to see , i wish i could make a nice one ; /, maybe i can try soon , lol
Thanks Gail - got the really Christmas ones coming up soon. Looking forward to decorating those!
pretty , i love your logs
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