How to Assemble a Baseball Cap Cake

Learn how to assemble a baseball cap cake for a kids birthday party courtesy of Essential Cakes pastry chef Etwin Gordon in this Howcast video.

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So today we're going to be making a baseball cap cake. And for that you can use just about any size cake that you like. For this I'm going to use a 7 inch cake and were going to use 3 layers. So I'm gonna set it on my board and just to make sure that the cake is even were going to use a serrated knife. And then were going to give it a little icing. That's going to hold the layers together. And then were going to add our second layer. And were going to push it down just a little bit so it holds. And were going to cut the second layer. And we'll add some more icing to this as well. And then we'll add our final layer, push it down just a little bit and we'll cut this as well just to even it out on the top. Alright and now that that's done were going to give it just a crumb coat and what this does is it'll help seal the cake and it'll also help when you give it its final icing on the top. We don't have to worry that this isn't so neat, because when we do our baseball cap we're going to carve it out a little bit just to give it a round shape. And this is going to hold our cake and were going to set this in the refrigerator for maybe about half an hour or 45 minutes or so, so that it can set and we will carve out our baseball cap.

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  • Etwin Gordon

    Etwin Gordon holds an AOS in Culinary Management and a Certificate in Pastry Arts from The Art Institute of New York City. She bgean her custom cake business Essential Cakes after receiving rave reviews of her signature red velvet cake from friends and coworkers. Etwin bakes custom cakes for all occassions and offers over 15 flavors.