Thursday, November 27, 2008
65th Birthday - Espresso Maker
A lovely lady who was celebrating her 65th birthday and loved her espresso, recieved this surprise on her special day. This chocolate cake with oreos 'n cream filling was carved into an espresso machine, complete with cups. Everything is edible.
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65,
birthday,
coffee,
cup,
espresso maker
40th Birthday - Shopping and Cappuccino
What type of cake do you make for the girl who is turning 40, LOVES shopping and good deals, and enjoys her cappuccino? Well, a shopping bag with a cup of coffee of course. All decorations, including the bag, receipt, sales tag, card, cup, etc., are edible. Chocolate cake with vanilla filling. The cookies were also chocolate and were given as treats to all the attendees.
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40th,
cake,
cappuccino,
coffee,
sale,
shopoing bag
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Baby Boy
This cake was part of a celebration for the arrival of a baby boy. The pale blue, brown and ivory cake is filled with chocolate cake with orange buttercream. The bear and blocks are made of fondant.
Ducky on the Beach Birthday
This two tiered cake was created for a little girl's 2nd birthday. Some of her favourite things are duckies and the beach. All decorations, including flip-flops, beach ball, pail and shovel, shells, etc were made of fondant. The lower tier was chocolate cake with milk-chocolate filling and the top layer was marble cake with milk chocolate filling. The matching ducky cookies were created for the same birthday party as favours for the guests.
40th Birthday
This was created for a friend's 40th birthday. Some of his favourite things include tools, golf and fishing. The bottom layer was freckled mocha cake with Irish Cream Buttercream and the top layer was chocolate cake with oreos 'n cream filling.
Race Cars
A race car track was created for a little boy's 5th birthday party. The cake was iced in buttercream and the decorations were fondant. The two cars are toys.
Butterflies and Flowers
This sweet cake was created for a little girl's first birthday. The buttercream cake was decorated with fondant flowers, leaves and butterflies. Inside was vanilla cake with vanilla buttercream
Monday, August 18, 2008
50th Birthday Cake
This cake was made for a gentleman celebrating this milestone birthday, visiting from Italy. His favourite Milano soccer team's logo and colours added special meaning to this cake. The soccer ball is made of vanilla cake with espresso buttercream, whereas the base tier was chocolate cake wtih vanilla buttercream filling.
40th Birthday Cupcakes
Topsy-Turvy House Cake
A good friend of ours held a summer bbq last month, and is hoping that it becomes an annual tradition. He and his fiancee requested a fun, whimsical cake, that related to their house, which they are selling. This is what resulted of this request! It is a three tier (the chimney is cake too!) topsy-turvy cake with chocolate and vanilla cake layers and oreos 'n cream buttercream. Once we got to the party, it was quite surprising to see that some of the details of the house, such as the front door, planters and stone path leading to the door, were amazingly similar to what they have upgraded on the house!
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Under the Sea
This Little Mermaid cake was created for a little girl's 4th birthday! All decorations are fondant, except the Ariel topper and the little bracelet. Inside was vanilla cake with chocolate buttercream frosting. It was a hit at the party!
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birthday,
cake,
girl,
little mermaid,
under the sea
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Big Comfy Couch
A replica of the Big Comfy Couch, complete with Molly, Lunette and the dust bunnies. Inside was vanilla cake with vanilla buttercream.
Labels:
Big Comfy Couch,
birthday,
cake,
Lunette,
Molly
First Birthday
A two tier cake, topped off with a giant cupcake and decorated with balloons, streamers, stars and presents, to celebrate a little boy's first birthday. Inside the cake were alternating layers of vanilla and chocolate cake with vanilla buttercream.
Vanilla Latte?
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Garden themed Birthday party!
Spring Bridal Shower
Cakewalk
Birthday Tea Party
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Baby Shower
We threw a surprise baby shower for the mom of one of my daughters' classmates. The onesie cake is vanilla butter cake with french custard and fresh strawberries. I also made some decorated vanilla sugar cookies in matching onesie and baby bottle shapes to be given as favours. The guest of honour was moved to tears, and it really touched me.
Friday, April 11, 2008
Pictures
I have been uploading pictures of my latest creations on flickr. Go take a look if you get a chance!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/irresistibledessert/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/irresistibledessert/
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Wow
Wow! That was simple.
I have been trying for the longest time to translate my love of baking into a business, and it is finally starting to work!
My first memory of baking is when I was nine years old and my mom had me knealing on the kithchen floor kneading a traditional Easter bread. We had visitors over that day, and they were commenting on the "abuse" my mother was inflicting on me. I however, LOVED it. Memories of me baking alongside my mom are plentiful, and now, being a mom myself, I wanted to impart some of those happy memories on my daugters as well.
I know that this story has been told numerous times before, but it really is true for me as well. Once I had kids, I wanted to make spectacular cakes, cookies and all things sweet for them and for their friends. I started playing around with recipes and new ingredients, and soon people were telling me that I could transform my love of baking into a career. So I started Irresistible Desserts over a year ago. So far, my baking has primarily been limited to friends and family in an effort to hone my skills, and create a portfolio. I have been spending quite a lot of time on-line and just love what I see as far as blogs go, so I just created my own blog. Cakes and talking...I'm in heaven.
I am SO excited to be able to do what I love...Can you tell???
I have been trying for the longest time to translate my love of baking into a business, and it is finally starting to work!
My first memory of baking is when I was nine years old and my mom had me knealing on the kithchen floor kneading a traditional Easter bread. We had visitors over that day, and they were commenting on the "abuse" my mother was inflicting on me. I however, LOVED it. Memories of me baking alongside my mom are plentiful, and now, being a mom myself, I wanted to impart some of those happy memories on my daugters as well.
I know that this story has been told numerous times before, but it really is true for me as well. Once I had kids, I wanted to make spectacular cakes, cookies and all things sweet for them and for their friends. I started playing around with recipes and new ingredients, and soon people were telling me that I could transform my love of baking into a career. So I started Irresistible Desserts over a year ago. So far, my baking has primarily been limited to friends and family in an effort to hone my skills, and create a portfolio. I have been spending quite a lot of time on-line and just love what I see as far as blogs go, so I just created my own blog. Cakes and talking...I'm in heaven.
I am SO excited to be able to do what I love...Can you tell???
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