Since we are studying light in our Konos Obedience study, I knew this cake would fit right in with our unit. It fell right on the day we studied rainbows and talked about Noah. Luke really liked it, though I do NOT recommend using the icing they suggest. It was really heavy and almost ice cream like. It slid right down the sides of the cake and I ended up having to freeze the whole shebang. Also, I couldn't find two round pans, so we did one large pan and then cut the cake in half and stacked it.
Here's our crazy bright bowls o' batter:
Plopped in the pan:
Swirled with a knife:
Cut, filled, stacked and frosted - with the proud birthday boy:
Blowing out the candles:
A side view:
All in all, it was pretty tasty and the kids really enjoyed it.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
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Hey! Love the cake! Another fun experiment w/ a rainbow theme can be found here: http://www.webtvhub.com/awesome-science-experiment-video-make-awesome-rainbow-milk/
A friend tried it with her daughter and I plan to do it with my boys just as soon as I get to the store to buy some food coloring. Looks fun!
That was so cool! We'll have to try that!
It's beautiful! Happy Birthday, Luke! Hope your little man had a wonderfully blessed day, Tamara!
What a cool cake! It looks like a lot of fun to make, too. :)
Love the fabulous cake! What a great idea to bake it in a sheet pan and then divide it in half.
Beautiful cake....and Luke looked adorable.
What a great idea
We made that cake last week for Malachi's 4th birthday. Great minds think alike, eh?
Jodi, fellow toddler mom
It's so beautiful. :) Your Tulsa cousins.
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