Showing posts with label cake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cake. Show all posts

Thursday, October 23, 2008

I hope you saved room....




Ah, finally! A truly homemade cake. (At least, I hope it is...if it isn't my apologies to you, "professional" cake maker, but you must work on your piping.) And hey! It's more JLP! Now that's what I've been looking for. I think the next post I will either attempt to find or attempt to bake a Tribble cake...

I think I am drawn to these masterful fan creations because they are NOT nearly as disturbing as some of the fan-art and fan-fiction out there. Not to get all judgey on you guys, but really...I'm not watching Star Trek hoping to catch a glimpse of Data's dirty bits, mkay? I just want to eat a cake that looks like Picard, that's not at all worrisome. MKAY?!

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Eat more cake

In addition to this blog I also like to eat and drink as may a few others of you out there. I also enjoy preparing said food & drink. So I'm going to share with you Star Trek related edibles and drinkables that I find adorable or commendable. Enjoy!


So I posted already about the Charm City Cakes Star Trek cake. It was awesome (despite glaring factual errors like Scotty in the Nav. chair) and probably really expensive and who knows how much of it is *truly* edible (besides just being weird sugar putty). Plus, not everyone can make that cake (be it time, money, skill). But I found this quite adorable, well-crafted TNG cake.

This one here was created by someone somewhere. I found it accidentally while going through digg articles about cakes and couldn't find the original source! But I love it. I think it's classy and well done but not ridiculous and impossible to recreate. It looks like it's a Groom's Cake for possibly a totally awesome Star Trek wedding. Plus, I would totally eat a slice of JLP chest. For real.

Does that sound as creepy as I fear?

Saturday, October 11, 2008

Best Groom's Cake EVER

I love the show Ace of Cakes on the FoodNetwork. Especially when they recreated The Original Series bridge for some guy's wedding.





However, they messed up the proper arrangement of characters. But, hey, they tried.

And now I'm convinced that maybe a Star Trek themed wedding really isn't so bad...