Showing posts with label Chocolate cake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chocolate cake. Show all posts
July 6, 2016
Never-ending demand for chocolate cake
I have finally gotten an assistant after three years! It may seem that my workload has been reduced but it's the opposite. Since I got somebody to help me, the resort has stopped outsourcing other bakery goods. The demands have skyrocketed and the requests for cakes are never-ending. Good thing the guests always request for chocolate cake, so frequent that I no longer turn to my recipe when I whip it up.
March 15, 2016
My Chocolate Cake Collection II
Nothing beats a rich, moist and decadent chocolate cake for a birthday celebration which is why my chocolate cake collection is growing fast. Since the new year began, I have made countless numbers of birthday cakes and I'd say chocolate is still the most requested flavor of all. I made more than what is on this list but the picture quality is not blog worthy. So, here's what the resort's guests indulged on on their birthdays.
Clockwise:
1. Chocolate cake in chocolate butter cream with colorful M & Ms candy
2. Chocolate cake in dark chocolate butter cream decorated with white dots at evenly distance and chocolate fan on top
3. Chocolate cake in chocolate butter cream. The side is decorated with white chocolate fan
4. Chocolate cake in chocolate butter cream, decorated with sliced almonds and topped with strawberry coulis
March 11, 2016
Less Is More
Here's another birthday cake requested by a male guest. I was informed that the cake would be for two people. I figured a one pound cake would suit them just fine. The flavor? The person in charge of guest relations let me decide. That was easy. My go-to chocolate cake recipe has gotten rave reviews. I thought it would be the best option.
March 3, 2016
A Woman's Wish
You can't go wrong with chocolate cake. It's the perfect treat for every occasion. When a female guest came to the resort for her 50th birthday celebration, I thought chocolate cake would be ideal. My decision did not disappoint. The serving plate came back with nothing left on it.
February 25, 2016
Chocolate Overload Cake
Many children are naturally chocolate lovers. When a guest's son celebrated his sixth birthday at the resort, I made a cake that I thought would best suit this little boy's birthday celebration. I baked a cake loaded with chocolate. It was a hit!
October 20, 2015
Cake Decorating Can Be Difficult
The resort where I work provides complimentary birthday cake to its guests. Guests can choose the flavors they like. I create it according to the needs and requirements of the person celebrating but decorating is all up to me. Occasionally, I can think of ideas in a snap. When there is a long interval especially during off season, my mind gets sluggish. It takes time for me to come up with a nice design for a cake.
October 5, 2015
A Small Cake Decorating Mishap
This year's offseason is unusual. There were less happenings at the resort these days compared to the previous year when we catered for quite a number of parties long after the busy season has passed, I am getting bored. I am not used to experiencing slow days at work too often as I enjoy hard work and being active.
At times like this when it is slow and quiet, baking something nice can keep my spirits high. When I got a request to make a chocolate cake for a guest and her girlfriends, I was delighted. I have finally got something to get me motivated once again.
October 18, 2014
A Cake For A Grand Birthday Celebration
It would only be a few more weeks before the end of the year. Between now and the holiday season, there are still a number of events lined up. A few days ago, the resort hosted a grand birthday celebration for a man who was turning the big 8-0. Friends and family came for the big event. They were the largest group among all the celebrants we have had. For the occasion, I was commissioned to make a two-tiered chocolate mud cake. The cake was iced with chocolate butter cream in a rustic style and embellished with fresh white roses.
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