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Princess Castle Cake

29 May 2015 by Eileen

Last week, my little girl turned six and you wouldn’t believe that if you saw her in real life. She is as little as a three or four year old. Anyway, I asked her what type of cake she wanted and she requested a Princess Castle cake for her big day. So on her birthday eve, after putting them to bed, I started whisking and baking. It took me nearly 3 hours just to bake alone. I didn’t have enough baking equipment resulting in having to wait until I’d finished with some items so it could be washed and dried before reusing for the next task.

So I made two tiers of Madeira cake and a sponge cake for the top. The reason for the different cake was because I ran out of baking ingredients too! Then I iced it with strawberry flavour icing. For the castle, I dipped the ice cream cones into candy sauce and sprinkled lot of sprinkles onto it. Once dried, I sliced a few into half for the sides of the castle.

Then I made a flag from a cocktail stick and paper. Once everything was in place, I mixed two different icing for piping. The green is for the plant and red icing for the flower.

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This is my first time making such a big cake. Hopefully by next year, I am able to polish up on my piping and decorating skills and make a better looking cake! For now, this is it! A total of six hours of baking is definitely worth it when you saw the look on her face. She was very delighted! We were so lucky to get invited to visit Peppa Pig world in Paultons Park! So do check out our review!

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Comments

  1. mummyoftwo says

    2 June 2015 at 7:19 pm

    That looks fab Eileen and your daughter looks so pleased! My cake decorating skills aren’t great but my kids are always really happy with the effort. Hope she had a lovely birthday.

  2. Jenny @ modern family baking says

    31 May 2015 at 9:49 pm

    This is such a pretty cake and she looks very happy. It always amazes me how long it takes to do birthday cakes but seeing them happy always makes it worth while. Thanks for linking to #FamilyBakesAndMakes.

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