Learn how to decorate a simple beach theme cake in this Simple Beach and Surf Cake tutorial. Chef Yener will show you easy ways to create a surfboard, seashell and a starfish with no special cutters or moulds.
Learn how to decorate a simple beach theme cake in this Simple Beach and Surf Cake tutorial. Chef Yener will show you easy ways to create a surfboard, seashell and a starfish with no special cutters or moulds.
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hello, I wanted to know how to do the royal icing for the waves? Thanks
Hello Chef Yener,
Just wondering approximately how much icing sugar you would add to let’s say 100 grams of fondant to make it stronger, and why would you prefer to do that rather than adding a bit of tylose or CMC?
Thank you so much!
If you asking about the fondant to make surf board I would say 20 % . If I want something quickly dry and let me to lift up ( like surf board)I will use icing sugar . If some thing need more time to work on than Tylose ( like figurines ) will be better.Thanks
I’d tried this one! Couple of details change like a paddle board instead of surf board! Loved it
Lovely cake with great details. Your birthday greeting was done so beautifully! I wish I could do that!
I imagine that with a variety of colours, oats + royal icing wold work well to make coral for an undersea cake theme.
I love how you did the foam on the sea! Looks so realistic. I didn’t quite understand how you did the greenery, though. Did you say that you just mixed oats with royal icing and green colouring?
yes 100 g oats 75 g green royal icing .mix it till all oats covered with icing and spoon it over a plastic . let it dry for a day or 2