Batman Gotham City cake, how-to
Knowing the Baby wanted a Batman birthday cake, I had visions of Batman standing above Gotham City. I knew I wanted a stacked cake – with various sized tiers…
ingredients:
stacked cake
( I used Cookies n Cream flavor)
frosting
(Chocolate sour cream worked well)
chocolate fondant
fondant dyed with yellow food gel coloring
To start, I assembled my cake and frosted it, then set it aside.
I rolled out the chocolate fondant to 1/8″ – 3/16″ of an inch. I knew I wanted the heights of the buildings to be various sizes, so I tried to keep them within 4″ high. I cut out various widths, different roof variations and shapes. I set those aside.
Then I dyed my fondant yellow and cut VERY TINY little square and rectangle shapes for the windows. I made these various thickness so the windows would pop in and out.
I like to dry out my fondant a bit before I apply it, so I left these lightly wrapped in plastic wrap over night.
The next day they were pretty firm. I laid out different facades for the four sides of the cake.
To apply them I put a touch of frosting on the back and simply pressed them on.
I liked to stagger them a bit, I didn’t want the facades to be all up on each other. I just wanted space between and a nice clean look.
I added a large Bat-logo on the top circular tier, and of course the Batman candle to watch over fondant-Gotham City.
wow you did a fab job, I’m sure the baby will love it !
What a fabulous cake! That you made it for you little one makes it even more special.
What a fabulous cake! That you made it for you little one makes it even more special.
looks amazing!!!
did you use the same ingredient measurements on the cookies & cream recipe (https://justjennrecipes.com/cookies-n-cream-cupcakes/2008/06/01/)?
Just what I was looking for for my son’s 6th Birthday. I might try it in blue! Great cake, and easy to follow instructions. Thanks
wow!
incredible! you are so so soooooooooooooo
nice!!! very nice imagination!
Thank you so much for this recipe! My 4-year-old nephew loved it and I had a blast making it.