Decorated cake: Puff Car

Overview

Asking for a birthday cake for a little boy The idea came up quickly. Actually, this was last year's idea: a car cake. At that time, I also deliberately started making wheel sandwich biscuits, making car light biscuits, and preparing accessories for cars. However, once the cookies were ready, the cake plans were cancelled. Those cookie accessories had to be eaten as cookies. This time of year, it’s time to bring up the cake plans again. Almost without thinking, the thoughts I had held last year came to my mind. However, there is no time to make fresh cookie accessories. Then Oreo is good, everyone seems to use Oreo. . . The car cake base is not difficult to piece together. For an 8-inch hurricane, cut off about 1/4 of both sides to use as the roof cover, free up the front of the car, trim off the excess roof cover at the rear, and finally cut the car body into two pieces - it seems that birthday cakes must have fillings with cream or something. I held my breath carefully, a little worried that wiping my face would be bad, but I comforted myself: it doesn't matter if it's not smooth, it will be covered up in the end anyway. It seems that the door and window frame bumpers are usually made of chocolate, and I am too lazy to make it. The caramel cream sauce is readily available, and there is nothing inappropriate about tracing the frame and drawing lines. Oreo car accessories. The whole cookie is the wheel. Take one piece, twist it, and divide it into two pieces. Carefully cut the piece with the white sandwich in half, and then make an arc on one end. This is the rearview mirror, and the white sandwich is the reflective mirror. The piece without the sandwich is shaped into a round car light. One piece can make at least two lights, and the front and rear lights have a total of 4 circles. The finished parts are installed on the car body, and the car suddenly becomes more stylish. Before spray painting the car body, first install the windows: white cream, round hole flower nozzle, fill the window frame with small balls. Next, color the body, green? Why does everyone use green? Then forget it's green. Fill in the remaining blank space with rows of stars. Finally, pipe two wiper strips on the front window with the creamy caramel sauce. Looking around, it seems that I still have more to say, so I also traced the door, window and frame bumpers again. Nothing more to add, just leave it at that. . .

Tags

• baking
• children
• cake
• afternoon tea
• cream cake
• 8 inch chiffon cake
• animal-based fresh cream
• creamy caramel sauce
• green pigment
• oreo sandwich cookies
• white sugar

Ingredients

Steps

1. 1 Chiffon cake base

   

2. 2 Cream and Utensils

   

3. 3 Smooth the top of the cake

   

4. 4 Cut off about a quarter from both sides

   

5. 5 Place the shape of the car roof on the main body

   

6. 6 Cut off the excess part after turning

   

7. 7 Cut the main body of the cake into two pieces,

   

8. 8 Add sugar to whipped cream

   

9. 9 Beat until the pattern can be maintained

   

10. 10 Take a piece of cake body and spread it all over with cream

    

11. 11 Put another piece on top and spread it all over with cream

    

12. 12 The jointed part of the car roof cake is also covered with cream

    

13. 13 Splice the shape of the car

    

14. 14 Take an appropriate amount of cream and spread it on the face

    

15. 15 Smooth all surfaces of the car body

    

16. 16 Take an Oreo cookie and divide it in half

    

17. 17 Cut the filling half in half

    

18. 18 Make an arc on one end to make a rearview mirror

    

19. 19 Cut two circles out of two biscuits without fillings to serve as the front and rear lights of the car

    

20. 20 Complete Oreo cookies as wheels, set all accessories aside and set aside

    

21. 21 Use creamy caramel sauce to line the front window

    

22. 22 Side doors and windows

    

23. 23 Finally, check out the rear window

    

24. 24 Place complete Oreo biscuits on both sides of the car body to serve as the front and rear wheels

    

25. 25 Install rearview mirrors on both sides of the front window

    

26. 26 Attach two circles to the front and bottom of the car body as front lights

    

27. 27 Attach rear lights to the rear of the car body

    

28. 28 Use creamy caramel sauce to outline the bumper where the headlights are

    

29. 29 The position of the rear lights also outlines a bumper

    

30. 30 Use white cream and a round hole nozzle to extrude rows of small balls on the front window to serve as window glass

    

31. 31 The side windows and rear windows are also crowded

    

32. 32 Green cream

    

33. 33 Use a star tooth nozzle to extrude a star shape on the ridge line of the car

    

34. 34 Then fill in all the empty car bodies with stars

    

35. 35 Then use creamy caramel sauce to pipe two wipers on the front window, and make the front window frame darker and bolder

    

36. 36 Redraw the front bumper

    

37. 37 The left and right door and window frames are also deepened

    

38. 38 Also trace the rear window frame and rear bumper

    

39. 39 Complete