Vickys Rubik's Cube Cake Decoration Idea

How to Making Recipes Vickys Rubik's Cube Cake Decoration Idea using 11 ingredients and 13 steps

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You can have Vickys Rubik's Cube Cake Decoration Idea using 11 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you achieve it.

Ingredients cook Vickys Rubik's Cube Cake Decoration Idea

1. Prepare 3 layers of cake of your choice 6"x6" square size after trimmed.
2. You need If baking your own use a 7"x7" square tin to allow for trimming.
3. Prepare 800 g buttercream icing.
4. You need 500 g black ready roll fondant icing.
5. Prepare 80 g red.
6. Prepare 80 g yellow.
7. It's 80 g blue.
8. Prepare 70 g green.
9. You need 70 g orange.
10. It's 70 g white.
11. It's Water.

Vickys Rubik's Cube Cake Decoration Idea step by step

1. To make my 3 layers I used my avocado chocolate cake recipe and baked the whole batch in a 9"x 9" square tin. I've advised a 7"x 7" in the ingredients list. I'll show you why in a minute....
2. After cooling, trim so the height of the 3 layers stacked is the same as the width of each layer. Mine was 6"high taking jnto account the buttercream extra height allowance so I trimmed the layers to 6" squares. I knew here I had far too much cake so instead of squaring the whole layer I only cut 2 side. You should square every side. Again, you'll see why in a minute....
3. Spead buttercream over the top of the bottom layer and add the next layer. Repeat and add the top layer.
4. When I trimmed mine (I used the 9"x 9" tin as I wasn't sure how much they'd rise in it) I ended up with enough offcuts to make a second cake just half an inch smaller cube than the first 😂.
5. Cover the whole cake with a thin layer of buttercream. This is your crumb coat. It doesn't have to be neat. We're putting another coat on top.
6. Roll out your black icing. The aim is to fit the covering on it 2 steps. A rectangle measured to fit over the width and length of 1 side and the top square then another to fit the dimensions of the 3 sides that are left. You may find it difficult without help from another available pair of hands. If so, cut a rectangle to fit the top draping down over the 2 oppisite sides then cut single squares for the 2 sides that are left.
7. Add you second coat of buttercream to the cake and smooth off. Hang your first recangle of black icing and smooth down and trim any excess.
8. Add the next piece or pieces, smooth, trim down, done! That was easier than you thought wasn't it!.
9. Use the back of a knife to mark the Rubik's squares.
10. Now the fun part. We have 5 faces of coloured squares to stick on! 9 squares in a grid × 5 sides to decorate = 45 squares. In 6 different colours this means you need to cut 7 squares from 3 colours and 8 squares of the other 3 colours. Measure each space on the Rubik's cube and make your coloured squares half a cm smaller.
11. Lightly wet the back of each square and randomly place on the cake. Remember each side has a different coloured middle square! That helps you with the pattern.
12. And with the final colour you're done! Ignoring baking and cooling time, decorating one cake took me around 2 and a half hours.
13. Add your candles and any other decorations and prepare for everyone to be impressed!.

Vickys Rubik's Cube Cake Decoration Idea - Thank you and good luck