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Lindy Smith: Award winning, best-selling author and cake designer, who loves to create wedding cakes, inspire, teach and supply you with gorgeous products
why do we celebrate birthdays and why do we eat cake decorated with candles? However, if you think about it, we didn’t have the skills to keep time let alone track birthdays until fairly recently. It remains unclear as to the exact origins of modern birthdays and birthday cakes, however, there seems to be enough of a consensus to piece together an approximate history. In Roman times it was ONLY male’s that had birthdays celebrations.
Like most of us this year I wasn’t able to celebrate with my nearest and dearest, so I created this lockdown cake to bring everyone together. … Let’s hope we’ll all be able to meet again in 2021 The cake base, as is traditional in the UK, is a rich fruit cake. The figures are all modelled from photographs using modelling paste, the song sheets are rice paper and the little dog on the top of the cake is modelling chocolate. So all that remains is to wish you all the best for 2021…let’s hope that by next Christmas we’ll all be able to meet and celebrate together.
Did you know the silver tree-fern, or ponga (from Māori kaponga), has been a symbol of New Zealand’s national identity since the 1880s? So imagine my surprise to discover that this Austrian born artist and architect permanently moved to New Zealand in the 1970s and that his work has inspired a number of buildings In Whangarei Town Basin, I was delighted to discover Te Kakano – I hope you’ve enjoyed reading my quirky, surprising and interesting facts about New Zealand. If you’d like to read about other teaching trips I’ve taken here are a few suggestions: Travelling to teach – around the globe since 2001 You’ll also find many others on this blog too
Would you like to be able to cover your Christmas cake in sugarpaste without tearing the icing or leaving bubbles under the paste? As I started to prepare it, I thought it would be a good idea to make a series of videos showing the basic steps, tips, and tricks to achieve the perfect finish. However, with Christmas looming, I believe it’s more important to share with you how to cover a cake with sugarpaste (rolled fondant) rather than how to bake I narrate my video as I go in real-time and have included a few tips and tricks which I’ve found useful over the years that I’ve been cake decorating.