A mini dessertJust a quick update to let you know I'm still alive. There has actually been some baking going on, I'm just too lazy to upload the pictures and type up recipes. Instead I thought I'd post these photos from about a month ago, don't know why it's taken me so long to put them up.
I bought these amazing mini cake tins in TkMaxx and had to try them, so I just made four mini sponge cakes (same as ever). I think they worked really well, the little slices looked so cute on the plates, plus it lets you try out lots of different icings and fillings at once.
Berries rock for decoration
This is Emiy demonstrating how tiny a slice was ^_^
Cakes together!Sorry about the picture quality, it's really crappy. They were taken at, like, twelve o'clock so I only had crappy kitchen lighting. Oh well.
And again
They don't look so small on their own
And that's the end of that...
2 comments:
Super adorable! I love all the different varieties!
Hi,
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