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Time To Spare Cake
Makes:
Serves 12.
Skill Level:
None
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Additional Information
Step 1
Trace bowler pattern on cake top with toothpick. Figure pipe bowler directly on cake using tips 1, 2, 2A, 4, 5 and 7. Position ball candle and add tip 5 hands with tip 4 dot fingers. Pipe tip 4 bead top border and tip 4B shell bottom border.
Step 2
Overpipe shells with tip 13 diagonal zigzags.
Step 3
Add tip 3 message and action lines around bowler. Attach bowling pin candles with icing.
Ingredients
Products
Royal Blue Icing Color
Ivory Icing Color
Red-Red Icing Color
Black Icing Color
Brown Icing Color
Copper Icing Color (light skin tone)
Lemon Yellow Icing Color
Tools
Products
Cake Board
Fanci-Foil Wrap
Toothpicks
Time To Spare Cake is rated
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42cakes from
I made this cake for a co-worker who was leaving for a new job. He is an avid bowler so on the side of the cake I wrote "Hope your new job is right up your alley!" He liked it. I think it was a very easy cake. I filled the layers of devils food with chocolate ganache and made the bowler out of fondant. Everyone liked it so much they didn't want to cut into it.
Date published: 2010-12-06
Rated 5 out of
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hshepard from
This cake was so fun to make. It was for my son's 5th birthday and he just loved it. I made it a 1/2 sheet cake size I put the lane in the middle of the cake and put the happy birthday around it. Instead of making the lane all one color I took my gel coloring with a pastry brush lightly wet and stroked it through the icing, it made it look it wood grain. I also made the pins, person, and bowling balls out of fondant. I also put kit-kat bars down the side of the lane to look like gutters.
Date published: 2010-12-01
Rated 5 out of
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Franx from
This was a fun cake to make. I used an 11X15 sheet cake(two layers), made the alley out of light brown fondant, bowling pins and ball out of Fondant/Gumpaste, added a ball return made from Fondant/Gumpaste. On the sides of the cake I added a ball and pins made from royal icing. This was for a 9 year old who took it to school for his class. the boys mother called after the party and told me how much they loved the cake. I have photos I can send if you prefer.
Date published: 2010-11-30