Buttercream Essentials 2: Horizontal Cake Textures - Sep 14th 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM

Buttercream Essentials 2: Horizontal Cake Textures - Sep 14th 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM

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Sep 14th | 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM
$250 (Supplies Included)

Horizontal Cake Textures

The sides of a frosted cake are often the most difficult to decorate. Creating a visual impact on this surface that is easily malleable and vertical is challenging and requires a lot of practice! In the second of five Buttercream Essentials Certificate classes, brought to you by NY Cake Academy’s Cake Decorating Fundamentals, you’ll learn how to achieve a beautiful wall of frosting to show off your new decorating skills. We’ll begin with tips and tricks to applying the perfect base layer of frosting. From ribbon/spatula techniques to spirals and horizontal stripes, you’ll use Swiss Meringue Buttercream to practice with cake combs and spatulas, providing you with a variety of patterns to stylize your cakes. After a review of how to layer your cake, you’ll assemble your own cake with a fruit filling and clean, horizontal stripes. Throughout the class you’ll receive guidance from our expert instructors to master these textured techniques!

 

What You’ll Learn:

-How to make Swiss Meringue Buttercream

-Techniques & tips for assembling cakes

-How to use a piping bag, couplers and tips

-To assemble a layered cake with a fruit filling

-How to use a turntable

-Techniques to use cake combs and spatulas

-How to color buttercream

-How to pipe shell borders

 


NY Cake Academy classes are held in our Manhattan flagship at 118 W 22nd St. All supplies and materials included, but if you require any special accomodations please don't hesitate to contact us at custom@nycakeacademy.com. Our classes are hands-on, interactive experiences. So, please dress accordingly. We recommend wearing casual clothing that you won’t mind getting a little sugar on, and flat comfortable shoes. Open toed shoes and sandals are not recommended as this is a safety concern when working within a kitchen. Long hair should be tied back.

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