To make this super easy bunny cake, I used two strawberry cake mixes, separated into one large cookie sheet (jelly roll pan) and two spring form pans. The spring form pans make it a snap to remove the cakes.
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Okay, a few disclaimers for starters:
#1. I got this idea on Pinterest. I went back to give credit to the originator and I had repinned it from someone who did not site the where it originated so I AM SO SORRY! I get annoyed with irrisponsible pinners, but I don't think they usually do it on purpose. If this is your idea, let me know and I'll give you the credit!
#2. Cake decorating is definitely not my forte.
I can never get smooth frosting, and don't even ASK about the big "melted" looking blotches on my poor bunny rabbit's face! OKAY?! |
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This is darling! What a fun idea.
ReplyDeleteif you freeze your cake a little then zap the icing for 2 or 3 seconds, it will spread better. also you need something with a narrow edge to smooth it out with. i decorate cake at a store bakery and always say it's only cake and it tastes great!
ReplyDeleteThe originator of this cake pattern was the Baker's Coconut company. I made this cake in 1981. The original pattern appeared in magazine a long time ago.
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Someone already said this was in a magazine long ago, so I wanted to share a funny story. When my older sister was in 2nd grade, she volunteered for our mother to bake a bunny cake for the class's Easter party. At that time Mom was a SAHM of 3 & possibly expecting our younger brother, in addition to being a very active volunteer at church, while our father traveled 4-5 days a week. Mom wasn't happy that my sister hadn't asked her first, but found instructions for making a bunny cake either in a magazine or on a package of Baker's coconut. The cake turned out well & won lots of praise, but after that episode Mom instructed us NEVER to volunteer her for a project without asking HER first! :-)
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