Learn how to decorate a cake in a space theme.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to decorate a cake with a space theme. Serdar will show you how to make a rocket, satellite, all the planets in our solar system and some asteroids. You will also learn how to paint a galaxy texture as well as a unique way to paint thousands of realistic stars very quickly.
Special size & cut for solar panels.
5mm, 10mm and 15mm diametre.
With flattened metal fork.
200mm high by 200mm diametre.
A thick sugar paste, similar to gum paste, that can be molded into different shapes and forms. When dried, it is hard and brittle. Unlike gum paste, pastillage dries much quicker and stronger. Made with gelatine, water...[read more]
White
Royal icing is a hard white icing, made from egg white and icing sugar (mix or pure). A little addition of an acidic substance like lemon juice, citric acid or cream of tartar, the texture of the icing can be improved....[read more]
White, to coat the cake.
Very small amounts of light yellow, yellow, orange, red and black for windows and flame.
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Sir you are a gift to us all. To think only a few years ago the thought of taking classes from such a highly skilled Chef as yourself would be impossible. Thank you we are a lucky bunch.. So my favorite part of this class was the way you brought the consolation to life!! Thanks for the airbrush, damp cloth and brush work it was amazing. I’m 70 and love making cakes,
Thanks, Jim Carpenter
Thanks Jim, you are a kind man. I follow you 4 years behind.
this is amazing! i love how realistic the planets look!
Amazing Masterpiece like all your impeccable work and we all get used to. Just thanks for having found two years ago and all the incredible and unique techniques I learnt from a MASTER like you.Once again thank ypu for sharing such talent with us.
Cant wait to make this masterpiece!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Chef Yener, Thank you for sharing the ingenious techniques to create such an imaginative project. It is a triumph.
In the UK we are forbidden to use wire in direct contact with cake. Inserting plastics straws to hold the wire would be clumsy. Please can you suggest an elegant but strong solution to support the meteorite shower, Saturn an it’s rings and the heavy space rocket. Wooden skewers or toothpicks would be fine for the lighter planets but not robust enough for the heavier objects.
Thank you Denise
Hi Denise,
Thanks for your comments. If wooden skewers is your preference to hold the meteorite shower, soak the skewers in water for 10 minutes, flame dry and then bend it ( it will stay bent ).
Hello Chef Yener,
Thank you for this suggestion. Again you are full of ingenious invention. I had forgotten this way of bending wood…it is used extensively in boat building but obviously on a larger scale.
Hi, could you explain thus method a little further… Flame dry? Regards
Hi Kelly Please do me a favour. Could you please tell me the exact time of the tutorial that I am talking about your question. Thank you
Like all Your tutorials, this one is an amazing too Mr. Yeners. You can’t imagine how much struggle was for me when I was making my cake to look like space. I was using tiny candy pearls.They kept falling down whenever I was touching the cake.
I just learned from You the coolest way to make the starts.
I’m a beginner. I love all Your cakes and center pieces but some of them are only for professionals. Your last two cake tutorials are for my kind . I can’t wait to try out the new textures and tricks. I’ve learned a lot! Thank You! You are the best!
Sincerely Erika
I think, next will be a similar concept in winter scenery can be also used for xmas. Thanks