How to Make a Clown Cake Sep 15th 2012, 08:00 With a mixture and assortment of different candies, this clown cake will bring smiles to the faces of the kids at a fun party. It's an ideal addition to a child's party featuring clowns, magic tricks and circus or performance themes. Edit Ingredients - 1 large sponge cake
- 1 small sponge cake
- Buttercream frosting
- Blue food coloring
- Flying saucers
- Dolly mixtures
- Chocolate buttons (giant)
- Smarties candies (small chocolate buttons coated in candy)
- Red sugar paste (or frosting)
- Strawberry laces (can use Twizzlers or stringy candy)
- Marshmallows
- Cut the small sponge cake into a triangular shape.
- Curve the bottom into a small arch instead of a straight line. Use the two side pieces that you carved out from the original cake and cut a third piece off from the opposite ends of each piece. The curved triangle will become the complete hat and the small piece will be the hat rim
- Frost the large sponge cake with the buttercream frosting. Use a smooth, palette knife to give it a solid stroke all around.
- Mix the blue food coloring with the remaining frosting that you didn't use. Use the new blue frosting with the hat.
- Place a few of the flying saucers down the center of the hat. Make the rim by lining it with some dolly mixtures.
- Use two chocolate buttons as eyes for the clown. Put a dab of buttercream on two smartie candies and stick it on the eyes for eyeballs.
- Take a few Smarties (or similar candies) and form a "U" shape for the mouth.
- Roll a chunk of red sugarpaste into a ball. Make it quite large, as it should dominate the cake to give it the real "clown feel". Place this on the cake for the nose.
- Arrange strawberry laces around the sides of the face for hair. Use white and pink marshmallows around the cake's bottom for the ruff (or collar).
- Serve. Candles can be added around the face for a birthday cake.
- If you want a more "kid-feeling" cake, substitute any candies or items for other food choices. For the eyes, use Oreo cookies instead of buttons.
- Use another food coloring to change the clown's hat color. Mix two primary colors (choose from blue, red, or yellow) to create green, orange, etc.
Edit Things You'll Need - Sharp kitchen knife
- Clean flat work surface
- Palette knife
- Suitable cake plate or platter
- Bowl for frosting
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