Pirate Cakes
Here are 3 different pirate cakes for the pirate in your family to enjoy.
Pirate Cake |
 I made this cake for my granddaughter's 4th birthday. She loved it!I used 1/2 sheet cake-marble for the ocean and the sand. Iced the ocean blue and the sand brown buttercream and I combined graham cracker crumbs and brown sugar for the sand. I used small pirate figures for the ship and the island. The treasures were made of candy coins, rock candy(diamonds), candy necklaces. I had candy chocolate pebbles and candy bones in the sand. I used a pirate ship cake mold(found online) Chocolate cake iced with chocolate buttercream.I iced it after I placed it on the sheet cake. I used 2 popsicle sticks for the plank. You could used a tongue blade. I found disney pirate characters to put on the ship. |
| Cake decorated by Dawn Testin from Muskego |
Pirate Birthday Cake |
 This young pirate was created by placing a cake baked in the shape of a pirate on top of a sheet cake. The entire cake was done in piped stars. The money is chocolate money found in the candy aisle. |
Skull Pirate Cake with Cupcakes |
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The frogs were just a side project for my son to do...because they were so cute! This was the first time we ever used or made fondant. It was quite a fun project that we plan on repeating. The cake, icing, and fondant were all made from scratch. There were moments when I didn't think we'd get black fondant or icing...but we had success! Overall, we were very happy with the outcome. Hope you are too! |
| Cake decorated by Candi Huber from Wells, Maine |
The cake: we started with a rich and moist chocolate cake topped with a butter cream frosting, smothered with marshmallow fondant colored black with green fairy dust for effect. The cupcakes had a buttercream frosting - 6 white, 6 black, and 6 cream. We used red, white, and black fondant to create pirate inspired designs.If you've made any pirate cakes, please submit them to our gallery.
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