Popular Posts

Sunday, March 27, 2011

The Royal Wedding Will Have TWO Cakes!!!


Cake designer Fiona Cairns looks at a Victorian recipe book in Fleckney, England Thursday, March 24, 2011. Cairns has been commissioned by Prince William and Kate Middleton to create a multi-tiered traditional fruit cake lavishly decorated with a floral theme for their wedding. AP Photo

Here is the scoop on the Royal Wedding Cake. It will be two cakes. One cake is Prince William's favorite, the other will be a multi-tiered fruit cake. Kate has been instrumental in designing the cake. From TheMail.com

Courtesy: TheMail.com

Prince William and Kate Middleton have been keeping an eye on costs ahead of their wedding– but they are sparing no expense when it comes to the cake.

The couple, who both have a sweet tooth, have chosen to have two cakes served at their wedding breakfast following their marriage at Westminster Abbey on April 29.

One will be William’s favourite chocolate biscuit cake, which is made from a special recipe involving Rich Tea biscuits and dark chocolate and is set in the freezer rather than baked in an oven.

Buckingham Palace has sent the recipe to chefs at McVitie’s, who will make an outsized version including 1,700 biscuits and nearly 40lb of chocolate.

The couple have also asked Leicestershire-based cake-designer Fiona Cairns to make a multi-tiered fruit wedding cake which will be decorated with fresh fruit and flowers.

Kate has been instrumental in creating the cake. It is thought it will incorporate the couple’s cipher, which will be released on the wedding day and is expected to be their entwined initials.

Kate has chosen pale colours for the cake and apparently wants a floral theme featuring the ¬symbols of the four nations: an English rose, a ¬Scottish thistle, a Welsh daffodil and an Irish ¬shamrock.

Read More from the DailyMail:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1370364/Two-cakes-Kate-Multi-tiered-fruit-cake-Williams-favourite--Rich-Tea-biscuits-dark-chocolate--please.html

No comments:

Post a Comment

Blog Archive