pdevine Posted September 9, 2006 Posted September 9, 2006 Ok, I want to make a bundt cake, scented Hot Baked Apple. I'm thinking of making the cake color an ivory/light tan and I want to place slices of apples, raisins, bits of cinnamon sticks, maybe pecan halves and crumbles on the tops and down the sides. Over these I plan to dripple "Butter Cream" scented white wax. Now, what I can't decide on is should I make my apple slices in a natural/ivory color, a darker tan color or should I go with red since everything else, except the raisins will be similar in the same colors? I know, why do I have to be so complicated,,,,LOLI make bucket candles scented in the Hot Baked Apple Pie and I use natural colored wax and embed tan/med brown apple slices, but on this cake I'm not sure if it would look better if I went with the red slices. Any and all ideas/suggestions would greatly be appreciated. TIA Portia Quote
Connie Posted September 9, 2006 Posted September 9, 2006 When I do my grubbie cakes I use a darker brown for the cake and then make the apple slices in a tanish color. Then pour frosting over in a cream clolor or white and use a medium brown for crumbles. Looks more natural than red apple slices. Quote
Funky Monkey Posted September 9, 2006 Posted September 9, 2006 You both are making me hungry... stop it Quote
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