Earth Cake

Oven baking can be a tedious task, but self-taught cook Rhiannon, aka cake crumbs, acknowledges the creative and creative trials of preparing delicious treats. The Australian nourishment enthusiast even took on an determined charge for her sister, an teacher about to give a couple of courses on geological sciences to prime school children. The task would require her to construct a spherical layer baked baked baked cake in the likeness of soil and its inner layers (inner center, outside center, mantle, and crust).
It might sound simple sufficient, but as other bakers can attest to its difficulty, Rhiannon came over a couple of obstacles. While most layer cakes are easily circular layers of baked baked baked cake stacked atop each other, this soil functional level Cake would need to be more bent. initially, the baker considered it was unrealistic, but as she states in her blog: "I didn't have the equipment, neither the capital to purchase it, so I had to arrive up with a plan B. someway I went from 'it's unrealistic' to having multiple concepts. Go figure."
Rhiannon interprets her process: "Plan B engaged oven baking a baked cake interior a baked cake interior a baked cake… With the inward center  outside center and mantle all cake-d up, it was time for the crust. sweets butter cream topped up that function… I added a little white and marbled it into the fondant to make some clouds. I hand cut all the continents from fondant, then painted them with a gel paste blend using a dry brush method. This method all up took me about 6 hours and was the most arduous process."

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