I just used a box of white cake mix (gross, I know, but kids aren't very picky about their cake)
I also used Ivy's suggestion to throw in a little gelatin into the cake mix. I used about 1 TBSP or so).... AMAZING! I will never make cakes or cupcakes without utilizing this magic ingredient. It made the cake incredibly moist and bouncy. It was awesome. Thanks for the suggestion Ivy!
I separated the cake batter into four bowls and dyed each batter a different color. I poured the first colored batter(green) into the middle of the cake pan , the next color (yellow) I poured into the middle of the pan again, right on top of the other color and repeated this with the blue and yellow batter.
When it came out of the oven, the colors were really muted and dull on the outside of the cake. I carefully shaved off the sides to revel the beautiful bright vibrant colors.
This cake was made with the intention that Luca would put his hands all over it and dig in, so I made lemon blueberry cupcakes for the adults.
Luca was slightly confused by his cake
But he got the idea with help from Felix
7 comments:
I knew you would find the perfect thing. I really like the idea of making a more spohisticated cake for the adults like you did.
I have GOT to try this rainbow cake thing-it looks sooo cool inside.
Happy Birthday Luca! What a sweet way to celebrate, Jenn. And the "adult" cupcakes? Great touch :)
Luca is too cute! I love his confused look. I've got a lil almost-1 niece who got terribly excited by the rainbow cupcakes as well, but when I handed one into her hands, she didn't know what to do with it until her elder sis licked off the frosting! I'm glad that the rainbow cake turned out great. It looks like a great party!
Taaaaagggggg!
check my blog to find out the rules.
ha ha!
You must be busy with real life because I haven't seen you in blogland lately.
Oh-I tagged you. See the end of my blueberry post for the details.
;)
boo....i want to see more. no more rainbow cake. :)
PRECIOUS!
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