Happy birthday to me! Turning fifty gave me the blues. I kept quiet, made the hubby swear to no party, and managed to make it past fifty without any over-the-hill references. Now, five years later, I'm ready to embrace my age and celebrate! My birthday is a great reason to make a cake and decorate it with RBCF, or rolled butter cream fondant.
Yield: about twenty-five 2" x 2" servings of cake, plus a dozen, variously sized, sugar cookies.
Front of competed cake. The Sallee Bonham figurine was originally a Harley Davidson Christmas ornament. I painted the hair red and put my own back patch on the vest. |
The beginning. The layers are covered in Rolled Butter Cream Fondant, RBCF.
Floral Decorations are RBCF,
Wilton Colors - Leaf Green, Black, and No Taste Red
McCormick Food Coloring - Blue
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RBCF flowers and leaves. |
I used chocolate RBCF for the highway, landscape, and the cross |
Sugar cookie signs lettered with all-purpose butter cream frosting. |
Close up of sign details for my important life events. CMA means Christian Motorcyclist Association |
Back of cake with 1990 Baby 2 sign and final floral details. |
The early years of my life. |
Sizes and Quantities
three 9 1/2" inch layers
one 4" x 4" layer
one batch of sugar cookies
three pounds of chocolate RBCF (rolled butter cream fondant)
three pounds of vanilla RBCF
1 large batch of all purpose butter cream frosting
The Ingredients
4 boxes of cake mix, 3 white and 1 chocolate
3 two pound bags of powdered sugar
2 cups of light corn syrup
1 1/2 cups of shortening
1 cup of butter
3 cups flour
4 tsp. of vanilla
eggs
baking powder
salt
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