I Did It! "The Chicken Cake" is done!
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Permalink Reply by Sam The Cake Man aka Carl on
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Thanks ladies for the comments, I certainly appreciate it. This was a really fun cake to do. The girl I made it for asked me months ago if I would make her a chicken cake for her birthday. I raise chickens for a hobby and eggs. You go through alot of eggs making cakes, so if you can I recommend that you build you a little coop, get some hens, and have some good old farm fresh eggs for your cake baking.
Bake on!
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That's funny Sherry. But...you might be able to cluck alot but I bet you can't lay an egg! Everyone ought to have some backyard chickens you know. Anyway, it is a fun hobby.
Sherry Qualls said:uhmmmmm Sam, I am sure if you could talk to my husband he would tell you I do enough clucking without having a single chicken in sight ;D
Sam The Cake Man said:Thanks ladies for the comments, I certainly appreciate it. This was a really fun cake to do. The girl I made it for asked me months ago if I would make her a chicken cake for her birthday. I raise chickens for a hobby and eggs. You go through alot of eggs making cakes, so if you can I recommend that you build you a little coop, get some hens, and have some good old farm fresh eggs for your cake baking.
Bake on!
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Thanks Deah, I appreciate the comment. It is one of my favorites now.
Deah Aldridge said:That is a hoot!
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Permalink Reply by kathy hoffman on
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wow, this is so cool! how did you make the little chicks?
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Permalink Reply by Renee' Minard on
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nice job and my best friend has chickens and keeps me in eggs thankfully! brown eggs have better flavor if you ask me
Love the baby chicks!!!
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Thanks Kathy for the response. The chicks are just marshmallows that I covered with frosting and did little bead like decor to represent a fuzzy chick look. One two of them I took scissors and cut off a thin layer on both sides and front to make the body a little different than just the shape of the marshmallow. You can also dip them in water with yellow food coloring, and then let them dry and then put eyes and a beak. It was indeed a fun project. Thanks again.
kathy hoffman said:wow, this is so cool! how did you make the little chicks?
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Thanks Renee for the kind response. It's nice to have eggs from your friend. Make sure you reward her chickens every once in a while with a treat. Mine like cheese, yogurt, worms, bread, etc. Thanks again for responding.
Renee' Minard said:nice job and my best friend has chickens and keeps me in eggs thankfully! brown eggs have better flavor if you ask me
Love the baby chicks!!!
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Thanks Rach for the response. In regards to the feathers, I just had a small tip and just made a small leaf type shape going in rows. I had yellow and brown frosting to work with, some was mixed together and some put on separately. It was a fun cake to do.
Rach said:wow that looks really good how have you done all the little feathers?
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