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I make cakes for weddings. And recently I had a order. So as normal I made It. Because I make them at home my dog has eat half of it. The wedding is on 7 June 2005. Has anyone got a recipe for a easy to make wedding cake?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'm so sorry cloude, your post really made me laugh, as I was imagining your dog scoffing up the cake behind your back!
Depending on how big the cake has to be, you could always buy a ready made square/round posh fruit cake from Sainsburys or M&S, then ice it at home - I bet no one would even realise you'd cheated! Good luck!
Oh gosh .... this made me laugh too at first, but then I got to thinking how I'd feel if i were the customer of someone who cooks at home, yet doesn't ensure her pets are kept completely away from the finished result !
I've made quite a few celebratory type cakes in my time and friends have often suggested I do this professionally. However, apart from the fact I'm a perfectionist and therefore icing and decoration can take ages and isn't therefore really very cost effective, what has always stopped me is the fact I have 3 cats and though well behaved I can't keep them out of the kitchen. Much as I love my cats I have to concede that prospective customers probably wouldn't be quite so keen if they knew the cats ate their dinner in the same room !
As for easy recipes ......... Google this if you really have no other idea and you'll get 100s of results if not 1000s. The rest of us here don't know, for example, what size cake you need.