How to Make a Rainbow Cake

Step 1:

Mix cake batter and separate evenly into plastic cups.  Add desired food coloring to each cup and stir well.  (I wanted a lot of small sections of color, so I divided the batter into 24 cups, using 6 different colors. So 4 cups of each color.)

Step 2:

Pour contents of each cup into pan. For best results, pay close attention to the distribution and arrangement of color. Do not stir or swirl!  To level batter, drop pan forcefully and repetitively on countertop. (Steve came into the kitchen while I was doing this because he thought I was mad and throwing things around. :P)

More Anyklosaurus Cake Pictures

I thought I'd pop on and share some more photos of my Ankylosaurus cake.  I made him sometime last year, which you can read about here.
Enjoy! :)

Andy the Ankylosaurus Cake

This is Andy.  He is an Ankylosaurus. And he is my favorite. <3

He was made at the request of my buddy, Ben, who's love of  ankylosauruses is shown here via awesome dinosaur pajamas.

 

Andy's final hours were here, at Ben's super dorky cool ;) game night.

This cake was my first real attempt at a shaped cake. (Weelll, I suppose you can count Edgar the Turkey, but Andy was a bit more complicated.)  

And I really like how he turned out. (Even though I think something went wrong with the buttercream recipe on this one...)

So thus ends this lovely story of Andy the Ankylosaurus. :D

The End. :)

Upcoming Cakes

I probably won't have money for all of my Christmas cakes, but I thought I'd make a list of some of the things I want to do.

1. Santa Claus Cake
2. My House in Gingerbread Form
3. Snowman Cake
4. Christmas Tree Cake
5. Super Secret Holly Birthday Cake
6. Ashley's Pink Princess Castle Cake
7. Anndd... A Neon Pink and Green Ankylosaurus Cake

Wish me financial luck :P

Adios!


<3Rachel

EDIT:  I got bored and made this video.  Youtube will probably disable the sound, but until then, enjoy!