Thursday, September 15, 2005

Birthday Cake

To commemorate my upcoming birthday, I'm conducting a poll on various character cakes that can be made from common-shaped cake pans (square, circle, rectangle). The cakes are in one of my favorite little cookbooklets, issued by Baker's Coconut in 1959.

I will post the winners every other day, according to popularity, beginning on my birthday, Wednesday, September 28th. In the meantime, go vote and come the 28th we'll all have cake!

4 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

I made a moose cake once as a kid. I think the instructions came out of a "lady's magazine" maybe Good Housekeeping.

5:32 AM  
Blogger M said...

Hi Kirk! I saw these Halloween cookies and thought of you. :)


http://www.marthastewart.com/page.jhtml?type=content&id=recipe1238&site=

11:16 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Screw democracy...that's how we ended up with Bush. I want a Penguin Cake and that is all there is to it!

7:42 AM  
Blogger Kirkkitsch said...

Shells ('n cheese)- (sorry, I've been wanting to do that so bad! ;)

I LOVE those "ladies magazines!" My mom used to get them all: Redbook, Better Homes and Gardens, McCall's (before that stupid bitch Rosie bought it out and changed the name), etc. They were always fun to look at, especially around the holidays!

A moose cake sounds fun! It also sounds like it would require a lot of cake (for the antlers et al)! Was it a chocolate moose? (sorry, I am full of beans today)

Mariana-
Ooh, thanks! I don't care what anyone says, Martha Stewart has the most beautiful magazine/books. I have her Halloween book and I just love looking at it. Fun!

Princess Wild Cow-
You're not the only one, judging from the poll!

But, Bush is 'on top of things' (the things being a big pile of ill-gotten money). Bush can bite me...but the penguin only gives kisses. Patience, Perry Penguin is coming soon to a blog near you! ;D

Anonymous-
Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate it! And thanks for the heads up on your tea site! :)

10:09 AM  

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