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for my very own superhero <3
I wanted to make my bf a Captain America birthday cake because he is somewhat of a superhero fan, so anything superhero will be ideal. Of all superheros, I wanted to find one that at least relates to him so I chose Captain America. It's not because he enjoys the movie or the character, it's solely because the character reminded me of him with the Letter A on the helmet (his name starts with an A).

For more details, please check out my blog :)

Posted by angelichigo from Toronto, Ontario, Canada • Published 31st August 2012 • See angelichigo's 22 projects »

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Step 1
Sitr in walnuts or pistachio bits into the batter.
Step 2
Grease and lightly flour your baking pan, and pour batter in.
Step 3
Once it's fully baked. Let it cool and then slice the cake in half.
Step 4
Frost the inside and combine the top layer.
Step 5
Cut the shape of the cake based on the template.
*I freeze my cake before I cut
Step 6
Roll out your white fondant big enough to cover the whole cake.

*Make sure it is also thick enough so that the pistachio/walnuts in the frosting don't create bumps
Step 7
After you cover your cake, trim the excess fondant off.
Step 8
Then, add your fondant details.