Whenever I make a celebration cake or anything involving sponge, you are virtually guaranteed it will be made with Genoese sponge, the recipe for which can be found here.
This time I went for a snowman theme. I think the cold winter light we’re having at the moment works rather well in this photo:

What is the collective noun for snowmen? A slush?
I used glace icing for these as it dries smooth and icy looking. It’s very simple to make and is simply icing sugar and water. Add the water sparingly as a little goes a long way.

Genoese sponge is yummy. It’s dense texture and crumbliness is lovely to eat and it keeps for several days too.

This time I went for a snowman theme. I think the cold winter light we’re having at the moment works rather well in this photo:
What is the collective noun for snowmen? A slush?
Genoese sponge is yummy. It’s dense texture and crumbliness is lovely to eat and it keeps for several days too.
4 comments:
Those little snowmen are so cute!!! I love them.
Happy 2009!
Adorable.
you have done a great job at making these snowmen! what a lovely looking sponge! wonderful!
Those are so stinking cute!!! Love them! Bookmarking this one so I can remember it!
Post a Comment