I trapped the Easter Bunny and mounted him on a cake
Actually, it was my job to make an Easter/Birthday cake for our family Easter dinner today. Here’s how I did it:
1. Friday: I baked four 9″ chocolate cakes and placed them all in the freezer, wrapped in plastic (I only used three of the round cakes for what you see above).
2. Saturday: I asked my wife as nicely as I could to make a ridiculous amount of buttercream icing. After I removed the cakes from the freezer, I placed them one on top of the other and trimmed the whole stack to a good circle. I “dirty iced” the three cakes and placed them back in the freezer.
3. Still Saturday: We colored the remainder of the icing yellow and green. I chose two Wilton icing tips and filled my icing bags.
4. Minutes later: I removed the iced stack and started “basket weaving” the yellow icing on the sides. When that was done, I starred the top four rows, dropped a big glop of yellow icing in the middle and placed the Lindt Bunny and the Cadbury Mini Eggs.
5. Ta-Da! Done. Only hours of work to make this little beauty. Then, back in the fridge overnight and off to my sister’s house today.
It tasted good. Want some?


I’m in awe.
April 24, 2011 at 10:32 pm
Thanks. I love decorating and making cakes. It’s become quite a fun little tradition around our house. I’ve made a Cinderella cake for my wife years ago and most recently I (we) made a four tier Mario Kart cake. They take way too long, but are so fun to make that I love doing them. Maybe, someday, cake decorating will be a second career – Ha!
April 24, 2011 at 10:41 pm
So artistic…I never knew
April 25, 2011 at 10:13 pm