Coolest Castle Birthday Cake
This Castle Birthday Cake is made of chocolate cakes – 2( 8in. x 12in. ) and 1( 6in. x 9in ). The sugar flowers were prepared two days before, this made of icing sugar. I prepared boiled icing for frosting.
This Castle Birthday Cake is made of chocolate cakes – 2( 8in. x 12in. ) and 1( 6in. x 9in ). The sugar flowers were prepared two days before, this made of icing sugar. I prepared boiled icing for frosting.
Our little princess loves Cinderella, so I decided to make a Cinderella Princess Castle Cake for her 3rd birthday. I was inspired by several cakes on this site, and combined my favorite features into this design. The cake itself was very simple to make. Just a square cake using a 9-inch pan, and frosted with … Read more
I made a rectangular chocolate sponge, topped with chocolate butter icing and decorated with balls and chocolate shavings. The turrets are ice cream cones (the Cornetto type), coated in melted chocolate and sprinkles. The towers are Swiss rolls covered with chocolate fingers stuck on with melted chocolate. The walls are chocolate mini rolls decorated with … Read more
This Hogwarts Castle Birthday Cake is a fruit cake covered with chocolate Ganache. The fruit cake is one of my mom’s recipes. What gives this cake a really nice taste and aroma are the canary/cake seeds. The chocolate Ganache was made with equal proportions of chocolate and cream. I made the castle roof with ice … Read more
It was really easy to make. I used ready-made chocolate cake mix to make blocks of cake, which I used as the castle structure. Then I frosted the entire castle cake with vanilla frosting. This part was messy as crumbs mixed with the frosting to give the whole castle a brown-crumbed look. To counter that, … Read more
I baked each cake (10in, 8in, 6in) all together, and then iced them one at a time. On the bigger cake I doubled the bottom layer to give more room for decorating. I made a template for the arched windows and after I iced the princess castle cake, I put it in the freezer to … Read more
After a mishap with the real cake, we made a hurried version for our daughters princess party. We took the top off a Barbie castle and used some of the other decorations for cake toppers, and put them on a two-tiered round cake frosted pink. The kids seemed to like it. After they ate, we … Read more
With a few additions (like a Jell-O moat and green coconut grass) we were able to transform an 8″ square cake, a 6″ circle cake, and four cupcakes into a purple castle. Hints for castle cake ideas: *I wasnt able to find a 6″ circle pan, so I baked that part in a small saucepan. … Read more
I designed this cake to look like the Fantasyland Castle. I used photos of castle cakes and princesses off the internet for the windows and dyed coconut for the grass. Be sure to dry the coconut before adding so the colors dont bleed onto the white icing. This is a 16×18 sheet cake with 2-8″ … Read more
I used kitchen roll tubes to support them while they dried and borrowed an impression mat to make the stonework pattern. This cake was for my little baby niece to welcome her home from the neonatal unit where she spent 9 weeks after arriving very early.
I used two 11 X 15 rectangular cakes for the base then stacked two 9 inch rounds and two 6 inch rounds on top of the base to form the castle. To bake the six cakes it took eight boxes of Duncan Hines yellow cake mix. I iced the cake using four recipes of Wilton’s … Read more
My daughter wanted a Belle party for her fifth birthday. I decided to use the new Wiltons castle cake set for this castle birthday cake. It took days and hours to finish but after it was done it was worth it. My daughter really loved her cake. The bottom is a 10″ round and the … Read more