Capricorn Cake.
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Capricorn (December 22 – January 20)
“We achieve”

Birth flowers: Pansy and ivy flowers.
January Flower : Carnation.

Awesome.
Responsible.
Private.
Realistic.
Optimistic.
Strong Minded.
Genuine…

Carpricornus (or Capricorn) is usually translated as the ‘The Sea Goat’ or the ‘Goat Fish’. This symbolism might relate to the story about the god Pan, who when fleeing the monster Typhon, leapt into the Nile. The part of him that was submerged turned into a fish tail, while his top half remained that of a goat.

The story of Capricorn is associated with the birth of Zeus, the father of all gods.
As the story goes, when Rhea gave birth to baby Zeus, she feared that her cruel husband Cronus would devour her child, just as he did with the previous ones that she gave birth to.
So, she secretly took her child to Crete, where he was safely kept in a cave on Mount Dicte. There, he was nursed and cared for by Amaltheia, whose name means “tender”. She was a goat nymph, and she looked after baby Zeus with the greatest love and devotion, feeding him on her own rich milk and sweet lavender-scented honey.
Zeus’s golden cradle was hung high upon a tree so that Cronus would never find him in Heaven or Earth, or even in the ocean.
When Zeus later became the lord of the universe, he did not forget his goat-mother, Amaltheia, who had nursed him so lovingly. He took one of her horns and turned it into the horn of plenty, which is always filled with whatever delicious food or drink its owner may wish for, and is never empty.
Finally, in recognition of all she had done for him, she set her image among the rest of stars on the greek zodiac, as the constellation of Capricorn.

Credit :
http://www.igreekmythology.com/greek-zodiac.html
http://horoscopes.lovetoknow.com/Zodiac_Sign_Flowers