Delicious Jack-O-Lantern Cakes - A Workplace Hit!

[chefmelody]

This is a little belated, but I thought I'd show you all the jack-o-lantern cakes I made in the mini fluted pan. They were a huge hit at work! I used the small spreader to make the ridges in the icing, then decorated with tootsie rolls and black decorator icing.Thanks everyone for the tips here!http://brightdreamer.net/mypics/punkins1.jpg
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[SusanBP0129]

So cute!! They look great! Thanks for sharing!!

 

[tlennhoff]

Very cute. Thanks for posting.

 

[heat123]

Cute! I had a mommy and me pumpkin party and they also decorated the mini fluted cakes as pumpkins!

 

[DebbieJ]

super cute!

 

[Ginger428]

WOW!! Really cute!! Thanks for sharing....

 

[jrstephens]

Very cute! I wanted to upload my spider cakes but I keep forgetting to put them on a disk to bring to work. My home internet is too slow to upload photos!

I love the pumkpins!!! Good Job!

 

[chefmelody]

Oh, spider cakes would be cute too! Maybe I'll do those next year.

 

[Jennie4PC]

those are so cute

 

[klsnyder]

very cute!!

 

[Marg]

Very cute! I used the big fluted pan to make a big pumpkin cake, but I think the kids would like to do the little ones next year. Thanks for sharing.

 

[chefpayne]

Those were cute! One of the magazines showed stacking two bottom to bottom to make a pumpkin. It looked pretty cool.
I sure would like to see the spiders.

 

[chefmelody]

I saw the recipe with stacking them... and I tried that on the first one, but it didn't seem to work well. The cakes were too tall. I think it would have worked if I'd sliced off the bottoms to make them even, but I didn't want to waste the cake. I think it just depends on what shape of pumpkin you want. The ones I made looked like the tiny pumpkins you'd find at the grocery store. If you stack two, it looks more the shape of a large pumpkin, just miniaturized.