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I do my fair share of baking...my grandmother instilled that..that the good Lord for grandmas........but Wedding Cake recipe thats practical for me I'm having trouble finding... Any help appreciated  |
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You're kidding, right? Hmm... I think that's what I posted on your last thread. Ok.... here's the deal. Wedding cake is just "cake" in layers decorated real pretty. However, my uncle's sister is hired to bake them on a regular basis, so I can ask her  ... but I bet she'll tell me "gee Pam, it's just cake in layers decorated pretty"... I can't ask her until after this weekend though because she has a son graduating.... blah blah blah.. party and other stuff.. so I don't want to bother her. I suggest ho-ho's and twinkies arranged prettily.  (that way you have both chocolate and white... good variety  ... maybe a snoball to add variety) |
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Nope, not kidding, the recipe I got is similair to Champaigne Cake w/o the alcohol and calls for chilling batter and things such, got it from my ex's deceased aunt 14 yr ago |
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sigh.... I haven't a clue. Sorry! |
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Here you go this is a great link for wedding cake recipes hope it helps If not try www.foodtv.com and type in wedding cakes there is lots there too hope it helps |
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| you can also try this site for that recipe |
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Miss godonna  Im ready to help but plz contact with me at killo770 @hotmail,com Thanks with best wishes killy real friends 4 ever |
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Post...2 years old...doubt he/she still needs help ;) |
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