Monday, May 16, 2011

Roses's Heavenly Cakes: all of 'em!

Listed as in the Table of Contents except for the frosting entries in the Baby Cakes chapter.
The Heavenly Cake Bakethrough home blog is Heavenly Cake Baker.

Butter and Oil Cakes

Apple Upside-Down CakePlum and Blueberry Upside-Down TorteShe Loves Me CakeWhite Velvet Cake with Milk Chocolate GanacheHeavenly Seduction Coconut Cake
Southern (Manhattan) Coconut CupcakesWhipped Cream CakeKarmel CakeSpice Cake with Peanut ButtercreamGolden Lemon Almond Cake
Lemon Poppy Seed Sour Cream CakeWoody's Lemon Luxury CakeRHC: Apple-Cinnamon Crumb Coffee CakeRHC: Marble Velvet CakeChocolate Streusel Coffee Cupcakes
Swedish Pear and Almond Cream CakeCradle CakeSicilian Pistachio CakeGateau BretonSticky Toffee Pudding
English Gingerbread CakeFruitcale WreathRose Red Velvet CakeChocolate Tomato Cake #2Chocolate-Covered Strawberry Cake
RHC: Chocolate Banana Stud CakeDevil's Food Cake with Midnight GanacheChocolate Layer Cake with Caramel GanacheBernachon Palet D'Or GâteauDouble Chocolate Valentine Cake
Chocolate Velvet Fudge CakeBlack Chocolate Party CakeClassic Carrot Cake with Dreamy Creamy White Chocolate FrostingPumpkin Cake with Golden Neoclassic ButtercreamMany-Splendored Quick Bread
Banana Refrigerator CakeGerman Chocolate CakeChocolate Ice Cream CakeMiette's Tomboy


Sponge Cakes

Heavenly Vanilla Bean CherubsChocolate Tweed Angel Food CakeChocolate Ginger RollGénoise RoseWhite Gold Passion Génoise
True Orange GénoiseGénoise Très CaféChocolate Génoise/PB GanacheMoist Chocolate Raspberry GénoiseRed Fruit Shortcake
Catalán Salt Pinch CakeAlmond Shamah ChiffonOrange-Glow Chiffon Layer CakeLemon Meringue CakeTorta de las Tres Leches
Apple Caramel CharlotteChocolate Raspberry TrifleSaint-HonorÈ TrifleHoliday Pinecone Cake


Mostly Flourless Cakes and Cheesecakes

Cranberry Crown CheesecakePure Pumpkin CheesecakeCoconut CheesecakeGinger Cheesecake with Gingerbread CrustNo-Bake Whipped Cream Cheesecake
Lemon Canadian CrownLadyfingersTiramis˘Sybil's Pecan Torte with Coffee CreamChocolate Feather Bed
Hungarian Jancsi TortaLe SuccËsZach's La Bomba


Baby Cakes

Yellow Butter Cupcakes with Chocolate Eggwhite ButtercreamChocolate Butter Cupcakes with Chocolate-Egg White ButtercreamWhite Velvet Butter Cupcakes with Lemon-Flavored Golden Neoclassic ButtercreamRHC: Designer Chocolate Baby GrandsGold Ingots
Financiers au ChocolatPeanut Butter & Praline IngotsPlum Round IngotsFinancier-Style Vanilla Bean Pound CakesRHC: Mini Vanilla Bean Pound Cakes
Baby Passion Fruit CheesecakesQuail Egg Indulgence CakeBlackberry ShortcakeCoffee ChiffonletsIndividual Pineapple Upside-Down Cakes
Caramelized Pineapple Pudding CakesClassic BriocheThe BostiniIMG_0304Molten Chocolate SoufflÈ and Lava Cakes
Chocolate Bull's Eye CakesBarcelona BrowniesBaby Chocolate OblivionsTwo Fat Cats Whoopie PiesMud Turtle Cupcakes


Wedding Cakes

Double Chocolate Whammy Groom's Cake

12 comments:

  1. Congratulations! What an amazing accomplishment!

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  2. Great accomplishment... its so wow to see all the pictures!

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  3. Thanks for doing this, Nancy. It's so much fun to see them all together like this!
    Marie

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    Wow! Just wow! A real kudos to you. They all look amazing!

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  5. Oh my gosh!!! This is utterly fantastic! You did it!

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  6. I love it! Congratulations! I love that you linked each thumbnail to the appropriate post.

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  7. Wow - so impressive! Congrats and thanks for all the gorgeous pictures.

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  8. Nancy, congrats and happy graduation! Beautiful beautiful phtoos. So awesome to see them all lined up!

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  9. Wow, Nancy. That's an amazing roundup. Congratulations!!! My hat off to you, really! You should be proud of yourself. I love how you made a mosaic out of all your cakes. How did you get those pictures arranged like that?

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  10. Hanaâ: the picture mosaic took a little fiddling. First I played with Flickr (where I keep my cake photos) and decided I wanted to use their standard 'square' size for each cake. Then I worked out that I could fit 5 of those in the fixed-width posting area in the blogspot template I use.

    Then came the 2 laborious parts: I went though the cakes in order, finding a picture in Flickr and pasting the URL for that square size into a draft post. After every 5 pictures I put in a forced line break (br clear="all"), and at the change in chapters I put in a blank line. But Flicker links the picture to Flickr itself, and I wanted to link to my blog posts.

    So, then I made another pass through the cakes, finding my blog post and replacing the Flickr URL with the right blog URL. It helped a lot that I'm comfortable working in html--I maintain a couple of web sites as part of my job.

    The hardest part was dealing with Blogspot, because I couldn't always predict how my html code would display in the canned template. I made a couple of tweaks after I put up the post to correct the line spacing and such. However, I don't want to know more about Blogpost customization much less moving to something like a Wordpress blog, so I'll be content with what I got!

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  11. Wow, that's a lot of work but it came out awesome-looking! I've contemplated changing up the CSS of my Blogger template but it's been such a pain that I gave up for now. Did you use any tools or just plain ol' HTML in the Notepad editor? (I write C# code by day) :o)

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  12. I have a Dreamweaver license on my work machine, but for this I just used TextEdit. (I'm on a Mac at home--at work I have both a Mac and a Windows box.) Dreamweaver is a big help if I start getting into stylesheets, but it didn't seem worth it to move this file over to the work computer, let Dreamweaver help with changing all the URLs, then move it back or update with the Web interface to Blogspot. It really didn't take too long with the file laid out to make the breaks between each picture and entry stand out.

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