Decorating Cake: Sheep Baa Baa
by Food·Color
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
2h
Serving
2
Send children. Although the children are not a sheep, this year is the Year of the Goat anyway.
I haven't done this kind of dome decorating, and I feel a little nervous and uncertain. The pattern is actually very simple, the most terrible thing is to wipe the surface, not smooth and wipe. There is a scraper specially used to wipe the surface of this arc, but not. There may not be good use. With the second set of plans, I used all the scrapers in my hands. If it doesn't work, I will give up the lamb with a bare face. It's not very demanding, as long as the part of the little face can be slightly naked, the other parts will be covered up, and it doesn't matter if the pits are at all. Wipe it over the lower edge of the cut surface, and finally you can see a slightly flattened part, which is almost big enough for the face. Stop it quickly, and continue, I'm afraid it will mess up.
The next step is much easier, the 10-tooth flower mouth, first squeeze the outline and then fill in the blanks, and then paste the eyes prepared with Oreo in advance. It's better to be able to use chocolate, but it's a pity. I originally disliked that the front of this Oreo was too black, and the uneven surface pattern was not ideal. When it came to assembly, I suddenly had the idea to install the stuffing side outwards. Unexpectedly, the stuffing embedded in the cracks of the biscuits that could not be scraped off would give the black eyeballs a sense of light, which suddenly seemed a little bit more vivid. It's really crooked.
The horns are a bit smaller, because the white chocolate and cream caramel sauce blended into the lines seemed to lack toughness and would break easily. It was finally rolled into two small spirals, but when they were assembling, they broke off and made a small circle. That can only be done. The horns grow up with age, this is a lamb. . . . "
I haven't done this kind of dome decorating, and I feel a little nervous and uncertain. The pattern is actually very simple, the most terrible thing is to wipe the surface, not smooth and wipe. There is a scraper specially used to wipe the surface of this arc, but not. There may not be good use. With the second set of plans, I used all the scrapers in my hands. If it doesn't work, I will give up the lamb with a bare face. It's not very demanding, as long as the part of the little face can be slightly naked, the other parts will be covered up, and it doesn't matter if the pits are at all. Wipe it over the lower edge of the cut surface, and finally you can see a slightly flattened part, which is almost big enough for the face. Stop it quickly, and continue, I'm afraid it will mess up.
The next step is much easier, the 10-tooth flower mouth, first squeeze the outline and then fill in the blanks, and then paste the eyes prepared with Oreo in advance. It's better to be able to use chocolate, but it's a pity. I originally disliked that the front of this Oreo was too black, and the uneven surface pattern was not ideal. When it came to assembly, I suddenly had the idea to install the stuffing side outwards. Unexpectedly, the stuffing embedded in the cracks of the biscuits that could not be scraped off would give the black eyeballs a sense of light, which suddenly seemed a little bit more vivid. It's really crooked.
The horns are a bit smaller, because the white chocolate and cream caramel sauce blended into the lines seemed to lack toughness and would break easily. It was finally rolled into two small spirals, but when they were assembling, they broke off and made a small circle. That can only be done. The horns grow up with age, this is a lamb. . . . "
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