and....
The title certainly applies to this rose fondant cake extraordinaire. The creator of this masterpiece is Miss Rose Levy Beranbaum at Real Baking With Rose. I'd like to try and recreate a mini version of this cake. Hopefully my mini version won't fall into the next Foodie Friday train wrecks and bloopers category.
Butter RoseThis takes bread and butter on the dinner table to a whole new level!
Time to pull out the frosting tips. and give it a try....
Boutons de Rose for infusion.I love using roses embellishments.
Their decorating and gift possibilities are endless.
Their decorating and gift possibilities are endless.
This was the first rose of the season.
Paul found her in the rose garden after a rainfall.
We have over 150 rose bushes!!
A nice variety for making sugar roses.
I want to share my idea with you.
(please click the pictures to see the details)
A nice variety for making sugar roses.
I want to share my idea with you.
(please click the pictures to see the details)
Melt white chocolate chips (Nestles), I added just a blush of pink.
Use a liner a brush to apply a fine line of white chocolate around the edges of the rose.
Sprinkling (no dipping) Wilton (clear white) sparkling sugar over the chocolate.
You can apply this technique to loose petals too,
by painting one entire side of the petal with white chocolate and repeat wit the sugar.
**It's important to fill the muffin tins with a little water before placing the roses inside the cups to keep the flowers fresh**
The results are exquisite!
The rose petals sparkle when the light reflects off the sugar.
My sweet daughter in-law surprised Paul and I with homemade Red Velvet cupcakes.
I topped them off with a trio of petite sugared roses.
On the fully bloomed miniature roses , I sugared the entire flower just like I did the loose petals.
I'll warn you...once you get started...it's very addicting!
You'll be checking out the flowers in your garden with a new sugary perspective.
There are many recipes for rose infused drinks, so
When I saw these featured...
Fred Cool Jewels (Amazon price $6.00)
I knew I had to order this Icy Gem Tray.
Story Book Woods was my inspiration for giving roses as a gift to my neighbor.
Rose & Raspberry jam with...
Use a liner a brush to apply a fine line of white chocolate around the edges of the rose.
Sprinkling (no dipping) Wilton (clear white) sparkling sugar over the chocolate.
You can apply this technique to loose petals too,
by painting one entire side of the petal with white chocolate and repeat wit the sugar.
**It's important to fill the muffin tins with a little water before placing the roses inside the cups to keep the flowers fresh**
The results are exquisite!The rose petals sparkle when the light reflects off the sugar.
My sweet daughter in-law surprised Paul and I with homemade Red Velvet cupcakes.
I topped them off with a trio of petite sugared roses.
On the fully bloomed miniature roses , I sugared the entire flower just like I did the loose petals.I'll warn you...once you get started...it's very addicting!
You'll be checking out the flowers in your garden with a new sugary perspective.
There are many recipes for rose infused drinks, so
When I saw these featured...
Fred Cool Jewels (Amazon price $6.00)
I knew I had to order this Icy Gem Tray.
I'm in favor of convenience when it comes to a beautiful presentation.
Story Book Woods was my inspiration for giving roses as a gift to my neighbor.
Rose & Raspberry jam with...
a bottle of rose water to make her own syrup, oil, or jam. I made a few ribbon roses for embellishing.
(The instructions will be posted on a future post)
(The instructions will be posted on a future post)
These are the tags and label templates I made for your rosy creations.
The sun is shinning!
Please feel free to copy them.
The sun is shinning!Come join me on the patio for a velvet cupcake and sparkling rose water with strawberries.
Comments
Love seeing what you do with food...
XO,
Sheila :-)
Thanks for stopping in to visit me! Hope you'll be back! ~Rhonda
Jane
Can't wait for you to reveal your giveaway!!!
Justine :o )
I love all your beautiful flowers. I will be there for the cupcake!! It is too pretty to eat though.
Hope you are rested and ready for Blogland again.
These roses are just STUNNING. You just blow me away with your talents, Sara girl.
xo bj
Thank yor för nice comments on my blog!!
Agneta from Sweden
I am so happy you had a good summer!!!
Hugs,
Margaret B
Thank you!!
xox
Constance
those sugary roses are amazing ---who thinks of these things???
I have no talent whatsoever when it comes to things like that however.
BUT --I love to see them.
Now that I am settled, I hope to do a better job at visiting everyones blogs.
yours always makes me so happy
Come back anytime for a little visit.
Thank you very much for your kind support and encouragement today. I really appreciate having such sweet blog friends like you. You're the best!
~Blessings my friend, ~Melissa :)
Joyce
Thanks for your sweet comments on my blog...always nice to see you! xoxo
Katherine
Oh, my goodness! I crown you the Rose Queen! Over 150 rose bushes! Your garden must smell amazing! Your candied rose tips are so beautiful! I'd be so scared to do this! You make it sound simple.
Thank you for popping in today!
Be a sweetie,
Shelia :)
Glad you are back from vacay, hope you had fun, I missed ya!
Have a Blessed Week,
Sherry
welcome back
blessings
barbara jean
Soo happy you took the time to come visit me.. I soo enjoy meeting new friends, especially when we LoVe the same, darn, sweet, girly things !! What beautiful creations you've inspired me with.. I just can't get enough of anything pink and roses.. Ooohh my..I'll be back soon.. wishing you a Wonderful Wednesday girlie !!
hugs ~tea~xo
I'm adding you to my blogroll so I can see your updates! xoxo
Lots of love and hugs!
Michelle and her kitties :)
Thanks for your visit and birthday wishes.
Hugs!
Kat
Do the sparkly roses keep?
I have sugared some w/ out the chocolate.. egg whites... and they keep forever:) Just wondering..I love your idea..the whole post..pretty in pink~
Welcome back!
~Susan
have a rosey posey weekend! (ha,, my daughter would hate that I just said that.. so corny you know!)
anyways.. do have a great weekend!
hugs
vivian
Sandy xox
Sandy xox
Thanks so much for coming by and deciding to follow. I will do the same, as I think you may just teach me a few things!
:-) Sue
Hope you will stop by my Christmas blog. I have a great giveaway that I will draw for on
Oct 1 and a comment is all it takes to enter....
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You're and evil temptress, oh my this looks good!
Cathy
Thanks for visiting my blog -!
I love your post -I adore roses too ! I really want to eat that butter rose, LOL !
Kammy
Thank you so much for visiting my blog and leaving me such a nice comment!!! It led me to you!
My table and chairs in my kitchen is a pub set which I got at Akin furniture in Fort Payne, Alabama. I will try and find out the maker of the furniture for you. I recovered the seats in the fabric that is on them, and cannot find the fabric anymore! I have been looking for it cos' I want more!
Hope you have a great day!!
Lou Cinda :)
~N~
Love,
Sue
Hugs;
Alaura
Hugs,
Judy
~ Wendy
http://Crickleberrycottage.blogspot.com/