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17/08/2020 12:46
pastel buttercream cake
Impress everyone with this beautiful pastel buttercream cake following our step by step guide!
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Divide buttercream into portions, and add a different colour to each portion. Separate a small amount from each to keep for piping flowers.
Spread the colours onto and around the cake side, either using a small palette knife or by piping them on. The colours can be at random, there is no need to be too specific. Spread a colour onto the top.
Using the smoother/scraper, starting at the back of the cake, scrape the buttercream around until you have a smooth surface. Allow to dry.
Choose the flowers and the colours you wish to pipe. Add more colour if you want extra vibrancy for the flowers. Cut baking parchment into small squares.
Place a small square of baking parchment onto the flower nail, fixing with a little of the buttercream. Pipe flower onto paper and leave to dry until all flowers have been piped.
Open freeze the flowers for a minimum of 1 hour, or leave in a cool place overnight to set. They will peel off the paper, and be much easier to place on the cake.
Having arranged the flowers on the cake, you can finish the arrangement by piping the lily of the valley, and some leaves directly onto the cake. If not confident piping leaves onto cake, pipe onto nail as for flowers.
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