The wedding cake for the groom who's a REAL MAN *grunt*- Page 2

[Elphaba]

Posted: 7/31/06 at 7:30am

"There should be like a groom cake to go with the traditional wedding cake. A guy's cake"

Is this persaon on an island.....there IS a grooms cake, isn't there?

[orangeskittles]

Posted: 7/31/06 at 12:02pm

I think the groom's cake is more of a Southern tradition.

[JerseyGirl2]

Posted: 7/31/06 at 12:08pm

Since I moved up here, my engaged friends always ask me about groom's cakes. It must be a primarily southern thing, though I hear we are infecting you. It's usually a quirky, silly something that reflects the groom's likes or interests. I promised my friend that we would get him a Larry Bird cake for his. Had I had time, a friend that recently married would have had a Simpsons cake.

This cake would have been perfect for my best friend's husband. I sent her the link and we got a good laugh.

[JailyardGuy]

Posted: 7/31/06 at 12:17pm

I am drooling all over my Prada.




I am making this TONIGHT.

(I fricking LOVE meatloaf, dude.)

[Dabadoll]

Posted: 7/31/06 at 12:33pm

Martha Stewart also made it on her own show. I think Rosie Perez was her guest that day.

[lildogs]

Posted: 7/31/06 at 10:06pm

Modern mincemeat pie generally doesn't have meat in it--unless you go with a VERY old recipe. It's now more of a dried fruit and nut pie, but yes, it originally did have meat and lard in it.

I think it looks disgusting, but it is "iced" very well--good technique.

And since I'm cooking professionally this summer, I can safely say that alot of people probably would eat it.

[Zyla]

Posted: 7/31/06 at 10:10pm

"It's priest...have a little priest..." Make the wedding even more interesting...

Come on, you know you were thinking it, too.