How to Make Cars Cake 反斗車王蛋糕做法

Here is how I made my Cars cake.  It resembled a fondant cake but was done with a mousse cake.  A cheesecake would work as well.  If you find fondant too sweet to your liking like I do, this may be your choice.
今天分享反斗車王蛋糕做法,用慕絲或芝士蛋糕亦能做到翻糖蛋糕的效果哦!像EC覺得翻糖太甜的話可以一試。

How to Make Cars Cake
反斗車王蛋糕做法

First, make a sketch.
首先為蛋糕設計草圖。

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For the mousse cake:
Prepare a 7-inch double chocolate mousse cake (or any light colored mousse cake or cheesecake).  Color the white chocolate mousse blue by adding some blue food coloring (I used americolor sky blue).  After the mousse has set, unmold it and place it on a cake board.  You may glue the cake to the cake board with melted chocolate to keep it from sliding.

慕絲蛋糕:
預備一個七吋的黑白朱古力慕絲蛋糕(或任何淺色的慕絲或芝士蛋糕),將藍色色膏加在白朱古力慕絲中(EC用Americolor sky blue),慕絲雪實後脱模,用溶朱古力固定在蛋糕唔紙上。

For the chocolate mountains:  
Prepare a piece of acetate cake liner that is long enough to wrap around the cake.  Cut the liner in the shape of mountains.  Spread an even layer of melted chocolate on top with an offset spatula.  When the chocolate is starting to set, wrap the strip around the cake.  Chill cake in fridge until chocolate is set.  Peel off the strip carefully.

朱古力山裝飾:
預備一條比慕絲圈圓周長一點的透明蛋糕圍邊,以剪刀剪出山脈形
狀,用曲柄抹刀在膠條上平均地抹上一層溶朱古力,待朱古力開始凝固時將膠條包着蛋糕,放入雪櫃雪至朱古力硬化後取出,小心撕去膠片。

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For the mini cacti:
Roll green modeling chocolate (I used white modeling chocolate mixed with green tea powder) into a rope then cut it into desired lengths in proportion to the mountain.  Make one of the ends pointy and shape them into cacti.  Set aside to let them firm up.

迷你仙人掌:
搓軟綠色塑形朱古力(EC用白色塑形朱古力加綠茶粉調色),搓成條狀,用小刀依比例切出不同長度後將頂部弄尖,將較短的兩條屈曲加一條長的拼成仙人掌,放在一旁待定形。

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For the cactus cake topper:
Roll green modeling into a sausage.  Cut one long section as the main body and four shorter sections as the branches.  Shape the tops of each section with fingertips to make it slightly pointy.  Poke each section with a small open star piping tip to make them look spiky.  Insert toothpicks from the base of each section.  Attache the branches to the main body then set aside to let it firm up.  I stuck it on an apple to keep it from deforming.

仙人掌蛋糕插牌:
綠色塑形朱古力搓成粗條後分割成一條長樹幹及四條短枝幹,以手指弄尖頂部,用星形花咀刺出凹凸紋,將牙籤插入樹幹及枝幹底部後將枝幹插在樹幹上,放在一旁定形,EC將仙人掌插在蘋果上以防變形。

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For the number cookie topper:
With a number cookie cutter, bake a cookie and insert a toothpick to the base of the dough before baking.  Let cool completely.  Roll out red  modeling chocolate thinly and cut a number with the same cookie cutter.  Stick them together with melted chocolate.

數字曲奇插牌:
用數字曲奇模焗製曲奇(要先將牙籤插入曲奇底部才焗),放涼後用同一曲奇模在已壓薄的紅色塑形朱古力上印出數字,用溶朱古力黏在曲奇上。

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For the name and other decorations:
Make letters and stars with red, orange, and yellow modeling chocolate using silicon molds.

名字及其他裝飾:
用紅、黃、橙色塑形朱古力放入字母及星形矽膠模做成不同形狀。

To assemble:
Glue mini cacti on the side of the cake with melted chocolate.  Insert cactus and number cake topper near the back of the cake.  Put crushed biscuit in the middle  of the cake and beside the mini cacti (you may add melted chocolate to secure the crumbs).  Glue letters and stars on the cake with melted chocolate.  Before serving the cake, place the toy car on top of the crumbs.

蛋糕組合:
用溶朱古力將迷你仙人掌黏在蛋糕旁,仙人掌及數字插牌插在蛋糕後方,在蛋糕中央及迷你仙人掌旁洒上餅碎(可抹少許溶朱古力固定餅碎),黏上英文字母及星星裝飾,切蛋糕前才將玩具車放在餅碎上。

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**Cake design inspired by Pinterest  蛋糕設計靈感來自Pinterest**

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