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Showing posts with label sprinkles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sprinkles. Show all posts
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Gobble gobble!
Hoping everyone had an amazingly STUFF your face Thanksgiving! (As did I!)...more of the wine of course ;)..ok, maybe in equal amounts.
My boyfriend Peter and I had gone to Long Island to my sisters house for a few days. It was nice, as always..to escape the streets of Brooklyn too, almost like a mini getaway.
I made a lovely ganache tart (12" inch round)...assembled with some chocolate leaf work decoration. Here are a few shots which were PRE subway and LIRR travel!
Traveling alongside with us was our dog, Jerry and a DELICIOUS stellar Strawberry cheesecake my boyfriend Peter had made. He had some last minute issues with the chocolate ganache topping, over the strawberries and cake and such. So with time 'a tickin' I couldn't snap a picture! Instead I had to save his cake and run to the supermarket. With my Pastry knowledge and all, you can say...I saved his cake :)...love you hunnie <3 And due to glasses of wine, one after another...I didn't bother setting up a photo shoot. Most likely due to my neices butchering the cheesey velvety goodness. His was surely a steal of the night!...<3
Delicious Herb and Cheese biscuits! Click below for this delicious, crumbly on the outside and moist inside biscuit. My whole family devoured them, as did the kids I teach at work :) Annnndddd...as you can see below, the ladies that I work with also had our own lil feast before the Holiday break. Can you spot these delectable love biscuits!?
Gina's biscuits
Monday, March 21, 2011
Butterfly Art.
Here we have a Dark Chocolate candy mold, holding atop a Cake Ball (cake crumb + van. icing mix). Mixed well to hold the structure and hold a nice smooth coat of yet another round of tempered Dark chocolate coat.
After that process is over and done with, we freeze for a nice 30mins. In the meantime, I make my decoroations with acetane paper and leftover tempered chocolate of your choice. I just left mine on the stove top over a bain marie, to keep it good to go!
Then we drizzle beautiful outlines of butterflies, designs in the wings, body of the beautiful wing'd beaut, antennaes..etc. I wanted to go Art Deco, and a little nutty. So in my case, I just sprinkled sprinkles (haha) inside and well, all over my place mat for some fun. Then took some White Choc (dyed pale yellow) and covered the backed, literally pouring it ontop of the decor inside the butterflies. I also made some tiny bees, a lady bug and a cute little flour (Haha, that is funny. I am overtired AND I think I will keep it that way!)
Yum! ;)
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