Sugar Flames: 1 cup or g 7. Real Flames: 3 Tablespoons or 66g 2. Make your mockingjay bird pin ahead of time out of black fondant. Follow the detailed directions in the video to make this.
It can be made up to a month ahead, but at least a few days ahead will give it time to dry out. You can make it the same day as you need it but it will be harder to transfer to the cake. Make both of the ganaches and leave at room temperature over night, or in the fridge for a few hours.
Pour plain cake batter into tins and swirl with red and orange batter. Bake the cake and cool in tin. Level and layer the first two cakes using the peach ganache between the layers. Cut the third layer diagonally and add to the top. Bring the sugar and water and glucose to the boil and stir until the sugar is dissolved.
Wash down the sides of the pan using a pastry brush and leave unstirred until the mixture just starts to go golden in one area usually the centre on an electric stovetop or towards the outside edge on gas.
Remove from the heat and stir in some red and yellow food colourings and pour onto non-stick paper. Follow the video directions for shaping and decorating the cake. Do something great… give a gift of compassion to someone who needs it. Click here to see the Gifts of Compassion , you can choose to send a goat, a chicken, some vegetable seeds, clean water or more to help a family in need and give them hope.
I have been busy over the last year planning, writing and overseeing the photography and layout for my first ever cookbook! There are heaps of my favourite dessert recipes in there with a chapter on pastries, ice-cream, yummy cakes, artistic desserts and of course chocolate desserts.
Each chapter has its own intro explaining the food science that you'll need to know for success every time. Thank you so much for the tutorial, my daughter loves it! I used fondant for the fire as well, and just painted them with gel food coloring. Hi Paulina, You can replace the glucose syrup with light corn syrup. But one of the two will be needed to make the sugar flames. Hi, I was wondering if there was a substitute for the glucose syrup.
This is my first time making one of your cakes. Your recipes are always look wonderful and I am amazed at how you juggle being a mom and running a cooking channel on YouTube. I heated them in the microwave each color in a separate cup and poured them out together on aluminum foil. Worked beautifully, hardens reliably, and lasts for months, if not years.
Hope this helps for future projects! Hi, firstly loved the cake and the clear way you gave the tutorial — thank you. I made the cake and all went well, but my flames sort of melted when I came downstairs the day after it was done. You can contact Donie on Etsy directly if you want to find these charms to make the pendants. For the "Reaping" each guest's name was written inside a District slip ahead of time, then drawn out and announced. Each guest then received their "life" wristband with a metal-stamped "district" tag attached.
The black bands were found in packs of 12 at a dollar store; the metal tags were from Mister Minit in St Lukes , where the guys there did me a great deal and supplied the tags complete with the thingy to attach them. I stamped the district on using my metal stamping set and a hammer. You can print out your own District Reaping tags here This year we started with a fun invitation to get the kids in the mood. We started the party with a series of Minute to Win it games and then headed off for the theater.
Afterwards we had pizza and the kids watched the older Hunger Games movies. We topped it off with a District 13 Cake, since he was turning 13 and the Mockingjay Part 1 was all about District For a party favor we made these really fun shirts.
We used a "reserve technique".
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