BUILDING THE CAKE
The Process
Flavors
Cake Elements
CAKE ELEMENTS:

We utilize a wide range of pastry art techniques to create any number of beautiful effects.

Buttercream:
A silky concoction used as both filling and frosting. Made with a delectable combination of butter, sugar, eggs and myriad of flavors.

Rolled Fondant:
offers a smooth, elegant matte finish. Fondant is a sugar confection and is kneaded, then rolled and laid over each tier. It softens the edges and can be manipulated, colored, and formed in ways that buttercream cannot. It creates a cake that becomes an "objet d'art"

Gum Paste
or pastillage is used to sculpt beautiful flowers, ribbons, bows and almost anything that we want to adorn the cake. It can be painted or brushed, made to shimmer or shine. It is the final touch that can fool the eye.

White Chocolate:
mixed with a little corn syrup it becomes a wonderful moldable medium. We can make everything from ribbons to leaves to roses to nature's creatures.

Marzipan:
another medium lending itself to sculpture. It can become lifelike fruits or delicious cake coverings.

Hand Painted:
to take the cake out of the ordinary and push it into the extraordinary we can employ the wonderful techniques of hand painting, either in food colors used like water colors or with exotic silvers, golds, coppers and champagnes to give shimmer where one does not expect it.