sweet inspiration & fun baking ideas

Ha! Cute!

aww cute!

Your niece is so talented! I couldn’t have made such a cute Rudolph or Santa 8 years ago…(Yes, I’m 14 :)) and I think your niece is going to be really creative like you, Bakerella.

BTW, why are there only 3 comments? There should be more for this lovely piece of artwork.

Thanks Yuki – this is one of the first posts. Not a lot of readers back then.

Sooo cute! i can only imagine how adorable SHE might be!!!!!!! :)

wow shes must have been a talented little girl she’s probably even more talented NOW

Bakerella, your niece is a more talented decorator than I am! My sister found a recipe from your blog for me to try not too long ago because I liked baking, and now I’ve become obsessed! Your blog is wonderful, and it’s inspired me. Now I bake constantly! I’m having a cake and cheesecake pop extreme baking event with a friend next week with a recipe for brownie cheesecake I discovered not too long ago.

Bless, there great! I still have trouble doing icing now!

That’s horible!

I enjoyed baking as a little girl too, and was inspired by my mom, my Gran and my aunt. I find baking is sweeter when it’s for or with the ones you love!

I am trying to make these for a college graduation party and I am having trouble rolling the balls in the chocolate. I used dark chocolate chunks and melted them down, but i can’t seem to roll evenly and look even somewhat appealing. They are chocolate on chocolate so I know they’ll taste good, but I was hoping that they would look a little prettier…..any suggestions???

Wow:) I love the Rudolph as well. Your niece is very creative and neat just like you:)