Hi friends!
Happy National 4x4 Day!
I'd love to drive a Jeep someday. Always dreaming to own one, a nice small Jeep, red color preferably. I think I'd look awesome driving a Jeep 😂
My Dad had an old Jeep when I was in highschool. It was rusty, loud, and dusty, but I've always liked Jeep, so even though Hughey's hairs were everywhere (our king spaniel), I did not really mind, unless I was going to school 😂
What a perfect day to share this following (brief) tutorial, of how I made a Jeep cake.
Get your favorite cake and cream ready, this tutorial is as easy as 1, 2, 3, I promise 😉
But, before I start, no @ryivhnn and @choogirl, I did not make this up, today really IS National 4x4 Day 😂
Let's check the tutorial 😊
- Build your structure first. This is for 3D cake, which means it stands up on its tires instead flat on cake board. For the structure, you will need a sturdy cake board, dowels, and some cardboard cutouts. Cover your cake board with heavy duty aluminum foil.
- Drill 4 holes on the cake board, and insert the dowels
- With cardboard, you will have to cut as shown here and also cut 4 strips of cardboard. This is for your wheel arch and where you will place the tires (which were cookies covered in fondant). Attach cardboard cutouts with stapler to the cake board, while the cardboard strips for the arch are attached with glue.
- Once structure is set, sturdy and strong, get another cake board. Drill 4 holes, cover with aluminum foil. Push the structure onto this cake board.
- Stack 3 cakes with buttercream of your choice. Carve one side of the cakes, slanted as shown here, for the front side (windshield window) of the Jeep. That's about it!
- Cover the whole with buttercream
- Then cover with fondant and you are good to go. Best is of course if you use precolored fondant. Don't forget to cover the wheel arch with fondant too.
- 1 cake left, and that's your "mud". Crumble it to cover the dowels.
To place the tires, they will rest comfortably on the cake "mud". To secure it to the cardboard once it's covered with fondant, apply a dab of buttercream either on the tires or on the cardboard.
Tires are chocolate cookies (you can use whatever cookies, as long as it's firm cookies and round obv.) wrapped in fondant.
See, as promised, easy peasy 😊
Hai teman,
Hari ini saya pingin berbagi foto-tutorial cara saya bikin kue yang berbentuk mobil Jeep.
Siapkan 4 lapis kue serta krim kesukaanmu.
Ga susah kok, yang pertama-tama harus kita pikirkan adalah seberapa besar kue yang kita inginkan, jadi kita bikin rangka kue yang sama besarnya dengan ukuran kue.
Setelah tau ukuran kue, buat rangka seperti ini. Kaki dan dasar kue terbuat dari kayu. Buat 4 lobang di kayu untuk dasar kue, dan masukkan 4 kayu di lobang tersebut, sebagai kaki penopang.
Juga buat bagian untuk menutupi ban mobil, dari karton. Pertama potong seperti gambar 1 (4x), lalu potong gambar 2 (4x). Potongan gambar 2 ntar di tekuk mengikuti bagian atas gambar 1, jadi seperti atapnya bagian ban mobil. Tempelkan seluruh potongan di kayu kue dengan menggunakan stapler ataupun lem yang kuat yak.
Siapkan satu lagi kayu dasar kue. Buat 4 lobang, dan masukkan rangka kue bagian kaki, ke lobang2 ini (buat tempat berdiri rangka kue).
Tumpukkan 3 kue serta beri krim, lalu potong kue menjadi bentuk mobil, seperti difoto atas.
Sudah gitu doang. Tutup kue dengan krim, lapisin fondant. Jadi deh.
Hancurkan kue terakhir, dan taruh dibawah mobil, seolah2 mobil off road lagi melintasi lumpur.
Nah untuk roda mobil, gunakan kue kering yang bundar, misalnya Oreo. Tinggal dibungkus fondant.
Jadi deh 😉
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