Wonder Mold Kit
Pint Size Vampire Cake
Ever wonder what Dracula looked like as a child? This 3-D Halloween cake could be the answer! Sure to please your party guests, this creature of the night is baked using the Classic Wonder Mold and Mini Ball pans.
Ingredients:
- Easy-Add Red-Red Icing Color Add to shopping list Red-Red Icing Color
- Easy-Add Black Icing Color Add to shopping list Black Icing Color
- Easy-Add Pink Icing Color Add to shopping list Pink Icing Color
- cornstarch
Pattern:
Makes:
Cake serves 12.
Tools:
- Easy-Add Wonder Mold Kit Add to shopping list Wonder Mold Kit
- Easy-Add Mini Ball Pan Add to shopping list Mini Ball Pan
- Easy-Add Tip: 4 Add to shopping list Tip: 4
- Easy-Add Tip: 8 Add to shopping list Tip: 8
- Easy-Add Tip: 10 Add to shopping list Tip: 10
- Easy-Add Tip: 17 Add to shopping list Tip: 17
- Easy-Add Cake Board Add to shopping list Cake Board
- Easy-Add Fanci-Foil Wrap Add to shopping list Fanci-Foil Wrap
- Plastic drinking straw
Instructions:
Step 1
Ice ball cake halves together. Build up top and sides of Wonder Mold cake with icing.
Step 2
Carefully position iced "head" (seam of ball cake will be horizontal) on Wonder Mold cake.
Step 3
Push a straw through ball into Wonder Mold cake to secure. Pipe Tip 10 ball ears; shape with finger dipped in cornstarch.
Step 4
Pipe Tip 4 dot eyes, nose and freckles. Add Tip 4 outline brows, mouth and fangs. Pipe Tip 8 dot cheeks. (Flatten and smooth facial details with finger dipped in cornstarch).
Step 5
Add Tip 17 side-by-side stripe hair. Outline vest, shirt, cape and pants with Tip 4. On cake board, pipe Tip 10 ball shoes.
Step 6
Cover cape, shirt, vest, pants and shoes with Tip 17 stars. Pipe Tip 10 ball hands and fingers. Overpipe stars to build up sleeves and collar.
Step 7
Trim shoes with Tip 4 dot buttons. Print Tip 4 message.
Note: We recommend making this cake from a firm batter recipe such as pound cake.
1 Reviews by the community
1 Questions by the community
