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Bonfire Cake - Help
kaznelson
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A couple of years ago I made a bonfire cake that was the shape of a bonfire and covered in matchmakers, to give the effect of wood. We stuck a couple of sparklers in the top and it was a big success. BUT I can't find the reciepe.
I am sure the cake was covered in a cream cheese mix so the matchmakers would stick, does anybody have any idea what I would mix with the cream cheese?
Thanks x
I am sure the cake was covered in a cream cheese mix so the matchmakers would stick, does anybody have any idea what I would mix with the cream cheese?
Thanks x
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It was probably icing sugar mixed with the cream cheese and maybe lemon juice for flavour. Buttercream would also work
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http://archive.thisislancashire.co.uk/2000/11/2/707680.html
this has the recipe for a bonfire cake with orange sticks hth0
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