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Cake Decoration, and Garnishes Recommended titles
by Robert Garlough, Randy Finch, Derek Maxfield Thomson Delmar Learning, 2003. 300pp. "... Whether you are a novice or an accomplished artist, this book features the most current techniques in the industry including power tools and ice fusion for a unique presentation. The authors discuss the art of sculpting in an insightful and instructive manner with exercises for the you to improve your technique. A comprehensive glossary of terms helps the reader learn the jargon of the field. Written by a team of leading culinary educators and ice sculpting professionals, this is must-have for serious students, ice artisans, professional chefs and culinary educators interested in the sub-zero art." --book description
by Colette Peters John Wiley & Sons, 2004. 272 pp. "Master cake decorator Colette Peters has developed a large and tremendously dedicated following among serious home cooks and professional cake bakers who love her magnificent, whimsical cakes. In Cakes to Dream On, she presents an astonishingly beautiful new array of her original cake designs, including Homage to Dr. Seuss, Rainbow Carousel, Colorful Cloisonné, Floral Inlay, and Bridal Brocade cakes. She includes more in-depth instructions and explanations of techniques than ever before, along with templates and insider tips on sugarwork, gumpaste, fondant, brushwork, and piping. More than 150 color photographs and a gorgeous full-color interior make this book a wonderful gift as well as an excellent kitchen resource." book info
by Colette Peters Little, Brown, 2000. 192pp. "A cake is de rigeur for any American birthday celebration worthy of the name. Continuing her series of volumes pictorializing her sumptuous cakes, Peters brings her decorative skills to cakes designed specifically for birthday observances. And anyone receiving a cake like one of Peters' creations should be particularly grateful. Peters' skill with milled fondant overshadows that of most other professional bakers. She can carve fondant into tight, sharp geometries, or she can swirl it, fold it, and wave it into silken ruffles and curves that belie its solidity. Line drawings assist the cook in recreating these elegant pastries, but only professionals and those with some formal training in handling fondants and cake-decorating tools and techniques will readily pick up on Peters' barebones instructions. Recipes, too, reflect a professional's approach, measuring by weight rather than volume." --Mark Knoblauch for Booklist
by Sylvia Weinstock Simon & Schuster, 1999. 208pp. "...Beginning with basic cake, filling, icing, and wash (syrupy soak) recipes, Weinstock then presents fundamental and advanced cake-designing techniques, including sugar dough work, flower and ribbon creation, and piping methods of all kinds. She then offers 24 cake projects of her own design, each illustrated in color, with detailed blueprints for their construction. Of these, readers will doubtlessly be most entranced with Weinstock's signature flower- and fruit-wreathed marvels such as her Peach Rose Wedding Cake and Marzipan Fruit Cake, but other Weinstock classics, including the Hatbox Cake, the "lace"-covered Cornelli Heart Cake, or the Clown Cake (perfect for children's parties), will prove equally tempting..." --Arthur Boehm for Amazon.com
by Dede Wilson John Wiley & Sons, 2005. 176pp. "For the cost-conscious new couple–or their family and friends–making a wedding cake is one sure way to put a truly personal imprimatur on a wedding. In Wedding Cakes You Can Make, PBS food show host Dede Wilson offers clear, accessible instructions on planning, baking, assembling, and decorating 16 unique, delicious creations that can serve up to 150–from a "Barefoot in the Backyard" simple cake decorated with wildflowers to an "Over-the-Top-Decadence" tower festooned with chocolate-covered strawberries and mounds of rich chocolate curls. With color photos of each cake plus more than 20 how-to photos, this book is an ideal present for any bride as well as the perfect guide for a loved one who wants to make the wedding day extra special by creating a homemade cake." --book description
by Kerry Vincent Merehurst, 2001. 160pp.
Merehurst Ltd, 1999. 256 pp.
Merehurst Ltd, 1999. 256 pp.
by Alan Dunn Charles E Tuttle Co, 2000. 144 pp.
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