Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Masjid cake


This masjid (mosque) cake was for a child fasting for the first time in the holy month of Ramadan. It was fun to construct the structure.  It was a plain yellow cake with buttercream icing.  I just hope it is not sacrilege to cut (and eat) an edible illustration of a religious place of worship. 

Honorable mention of my 7 year old great niece, Hana,  who was eager to help with decorating the cake.   She wanted to “help” with everything, even complicated tasks that her little hands could not handle; I felt bad about saying no to her so many times.  The poor kid scrubbed her hands 4 times just so I would include her, so I gave her the task of making the bushes. Good job Hana!  She loved the consistency of the fondant so I gave her some to play with.  “It’s better than playdough” she said carefully wrapping it in plastic to avoid drying.  


4 comments:

  1. Wonderful creation!!! Can't wait to see what else is waiting unseen under your chef's hat!!

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  2. And dont worry.....I don't think anyone will mind a dome or two being nibbled......Think of it as sharing the message [and the recipe] with each slice shared and eaten......

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  3. MashaAllah, very creative. I am it made that child's Roza Kushai very special.

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