It's a buttercream cake. The only fondant are the eyes, ears and horn. You can pip the eyes but the ears and the horn would be quote difficult to achieve without fondant :)
I have yet to find a recipe for a cake that is delish. I have tried several plain white cakes and they all use almond extract. YUK Kids don't like this. Any suggestions for something that kids will like more?
Thank you! I would say you can make it 3 days in advance and leave it in the fridge. Just make sure to add simple syrup on the cakes so they don't get dry :)
Hi..Ur cake is too pretty..May I know how u make that buttercream? I saw u ady share the recipe, but I try to make it, but my buttercream color is yellow like butter color. May I know how to make like yours one white color, what brands of butter that you use? Thx ya
Swiss Meringue Buttercream is fine at room temp for up to 2 days. It all depends on what type of filling you use. If it's perishable then it's best to keep in the fridge.
How about for the fondant toppers unicorn ears? And other parts of it , isit suitable to store in a fridge? :) thanks! Because some said fondant can't be store in the fridge..I'm curious..hah thanks for ur reply❤️
The fondant should be fine in the fridge if it's not marshmallow fondant! If you are using marshmallow fondant, I would add later on! I put my fondant covered cakes in the fridge with no problem. Just a tip, if you see that the fondant is getting sticky when you take it out of the fridge, put it in a cardboard box. This depends on what type of fondant you use. The box absorbs any moisture. Hope that helps! ;)
Can you put your fondant unicorn horn, ears on the cake with your buttercream and refrigerate. I have heard you cannot refrigerate fondant, but then also heard you can. I dont want the horn to be ruined.
For the sake of just making this RU-vid tutorial shoot and the fact that no one ate this cake after as it was just made for the tutorial, no I decided to keep my hair down. I ALWAYS tie up my hair when baking for clients. Thanks for your concern! ;)
For the fondant accents, I let it dry before adding to the cake. Usually about a day. I always put it in the fridge and it's fine when I take it out. Sometimes fondant starts to "sweat" when you remove it from the fridge but if you put the cake in a cardboard box it absorbs the moisture. Hope that helps! :)
Wow this is stunning!😀 I'm hoping you can give me a bit of advice?😊 The last time I tried to do a smooth buttercream finish cake I couldn't get it to go smooth I kept getting air bubbles and it looked terrible😔 can you give me any advice?😀
I use Swiss Meringue Buttercream. Once I whip the butter in, I switch to the paddle attachment and mix it on the lowest setting for a little while to get rid of the air bubbles. I also mix it by hand with a rubber spatula before using and that usually helps! Hope this helps!
Cakelyn's Finest This helps massively thankyou so much!😀 do you have a recipe for Swiss buttercream as I've never made it before? Sorry to be a pain! X
Rachel Kelly sorry just seeing this! I use 5 egg whites, one cup and 2 tbsp of sugar, one lb (4 sticks) of unsalted butter and one and half tsp of vanilla extract :)
I really enjoyed your video. You made it look so simple, easy, and not complicated. Love it!!! Im going to attempt to make one this weekend. How many inches was your cakes?
Just made it! But sadly the cake starts to sink to the side, I think it was because of the weight of buttercream. What do you think it went wrong? The cake was a "purple" velvet, maybe the consistency was too light for the weight.
I'm so sorry to hear that! What type of buttercream did you use? I use Swiss meringue buttercream which is very stable. Maybe try with that next time! :)
Cakelyn's Finest American buttercream, I think my mistake was the velvet cake batter, you know it's made with oil and the texture is so soft and it was hot here in the tropics. It was a 6" tall cake, next time I'm going to try with vanilla cake batter. Thank you for your response.
Adorable cake. My only suggestion: if this is a birthday cake, instead of wrapping a dowel in fondant for the horn, why not use a tapered candle! Instant function!