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Very nice!

-- Michal, http://cakesdecor.com | My Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/michal.bulla

Stunning….just like Jo said!

Sarah, New Zealand, http://www.facebook.com/#!/TheCakeTin

Thanks so much Michal, Jo and Sarah :-)

Tina, Australia, http://www.facebook.com/SweetTandCake

Absolutly Beautiful!!! xxx

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Amazingly beautiful!!!

Dina @ miettes, http://www.facebook.com/pages/miettes/257790597632317

thanks Ana and Dina xx :-)

Tina, Australia, http://www.facebook.com/SweetTandCake

This is so gorgeous! I love how unique it is. The chocolate panels are absolutely perfect!! Would you be able to share how you achieved such perfection?

Toni, Pennsylvania, https://www.facebook.com/WhiteCraftyCakes

Gorgeous!

Thank you sooo much Toni and yes of course i can share.
You have to remember though this is the first time i made them and i had no idea if i was doing it right haha, but it worked :-).

I covered my huge cake boards (i used 14 inch sqaure as that was the biggest i had) in glad bake/ wax paper and once I tempered my chocolate I poured the chocolate onto the wax paper covered board and spread it out with my crank handle spatula quickly. once I had it to how think I wanted it I picked up the whole board and shook it lol. Shaking it got rid of any lines I made with my spatula and literally left a gorgeous smooth surface. I had 4 board going at once to get a lot of the done at one time :-). i used 8 boards of chocolate on this cake but had a bout 12 shards left incase of breakages but i had no breakages. My mother in law looked at me like i was crazy when i told her how i was going to do it but the time we finished though she thought it was genius lol. you can just do it on a bench but you can pick your bench up and wobble it to get your chocolate super smooth with no lines, an expert can get it smooth with a spatula but that aint me lol.
To get the chocolate shards perfectly cut you have to cut them while the chocolate isnt perfectly set. It has to be hard but not set snap hard. Its a fine line as temperered chocolate sets quickly but when you go to cut it you know if its ready as you will be able to pick your shard up and it will still have some flex in it. If it is set hard it will just crack and break when you try and cut it. Im no chocolatier haha but i hope that helps :-) xx

Tina, Australia, http://www.facebook.com/SweetTandCake

Love it!!

Ana from SPAIN

Gorgeous work and genius method :)

Kate, Australia - visit me at http://www.facebook.com/thegreedybaker

Thank you so much for explaining how you did it! Your method much work well, because your chocolate looks perfect, and you said you had no breakage when you were assembling the cake!

Toni, Pennsylvania, https://www.facebook.com/WhiteCraftyCakes

That’s beautiful with the chocolade!

greetings Daantje http://www.facebook.com/Daantjestaarten www.daantjestaarten.nl

Wow! Amazing!

The Inspired Catering and Cake Company

Amazingggggg!!!

Analaria1

Fantastic!

Radhika, Singapore, http://sinsationscakes.wordpress.com/