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    All about Cakes & Cookies Baking

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    • A Offline
      Augmum
      last edited by

      qms:
      ANobleNerd:

      The tinypic url leads to a very small pic. šŸ˜„


      Hence, the name \"tinypic\", right? šŸ˜‰

      the tinypic image can be resized,
      remember Funz pic of the \"HUGE CRAB\"...... :lol:
      so better do a preview when using tinypic.com

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        Augmum
        last edited by

        MUMMYOF3:
        My first attempt of making fruit tarts.


        http://postimage.org/image/1kmhq6itg/
        yummy yummy :drool:
        so u cooked the custard first and fill them up , i see....

        i had juz baked one similar to yrs, (also my 1 st attempt)
        but i poured the watery custard into the pie tart to bake.
        but i dun like this way of doing,
        becos it almost burnt my hands when i brought the tray back to the oven. (as i was taking care not to spill the watery egg cuatard) šŸ˜›

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          Funz
          last edited by

          Augmum:
          the tinypic image can be resized,

          remember Funz pic of the \"HUGE CRAB\"...... :lol:
          so better do a preview when using tinypic.com
          šŸ˜‰ Yup, when uploading your pics to tinypic you can choose the resolution that you want to upload.

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            Augmum
            last edited by

            Funz:

            šŸ˜‰ Yup, when uploading your pics to tinypic you can choose the resolution that you want to upload.
            šŸ˜‰ my first attempt using tiny.pic, i had the same experience as yr \"Huge Crab\",
            when i did a preview, i got a shock :!:

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              BlurBee
              last edited by

              MUMMYOF3:
              Sure.. recipe as follows. Enjoy baking šŸ™‚

              :thankyou:

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                ANobleNerd
                last edited by

                EatNonStop:
                Carebear cake for my friend's daughter....not good in doing the frosting...a long way for me to master it..

                Its a oreo chocolate cake.



                http://postimage.org/image/2p5p8rfhg/
                One way to deal with frosting a round cake - or for any cake for that matter - is to get a turntable/lazy Susan. I bought a lazy Susan from IKEA which serves my needs pefectly.

                I bought it a few years ago when I began my baking journey for about $20, but it's now only $9.90:
                http://www.ikea.com/sg/en/catalog/products/40176460

                The lazy Susan helps a lot to smooth out the top of the cake. Spin it while holding the spatula to smooth the top out. Likewise for the sides. I even bought those triangle shapes with teeth to make lines on the sides of my cake like this:
                http://www.thebakerskitchen.net/images/products/thumb/fatdaddiostriangle.jpg\">

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                  tisha
                  last edited by

                  ANobleNerd:
                  One way to deal with frosting a round cake - or for any cake for that matter - is to get a turntable/lazy Susan. I bought a lazy Susan from IKEA which serves my needs pefectly...

                  Do you know where we can buy a glass lazy susan and how much it will cost?
                  I saw an ad of a refrigerator on TV recently which showed, like it had glass lazy suzan inside the fridge. I don't want to replace my fridge, just install a glass LS in it.

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                    EatNonStop
                    last edited by

                    ANobleNerd:
                    One way to deal with frosting a round cake - or for any cake for that matter - is to get a turntable/lazy Susan. I bought a lazy Susan from IKEA which serves my needs pefectly

                    Great! Must get one then :lol:

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                      ANobleNerd
                      last edited by

                      tisha:
                      ANobleNerd:

                      One way to deal with frosting a round cake - or for any cake for that matter - is to get a turntable/lazy Susan. I bought a lazy Susan from IKEA which serves my needs pefectly...


                      Do you know where we can buy a glass lazy susan and how much it will cost?
                      I saw an ad of a refrigerator on TV recently which showed, like it had glass lazy suzan inside the fridge. I don't want to replace my fridge, just install a glass LS in it.

                      I've not encountered a glass lazy susan, but you might wish to call up some glass manufacturers or glasswork factories. They might be able to make one for you. šŸ˜„

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                        corneyAmber
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                        tisha:
                        ANobleNerd:

                        One way to deal with frosting a round cake - or for any cake for that matter - is to get a turntable/lazy Susan. I bought a lazy Susan from IKEA which serves my needs pefectly...


                        Do you know where we can buy a glass lazy susan and how much it will cost?
                        I saw an ad of a refrigerator on TV recently which showed, like it had glass lazy suzan inside the fridge. I don't want to replace my fridge, just install a glass LS in it.

                        You can call BIY to enquire...I saw one there before

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