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Just a quick note to wish all my readers Happy Valentine with these delicious brownies. They are the new hot thing this year so I baked a nice brownie and used a round cookie cutter to cut out small round brownies. Placed them in paper cups and piped a nice chocolate swirl with two pink hearts on top.

Happy Caking!

Louise

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Louise is the founder and editor of CakeJournal. She's a passionate, self taught, cake artist who has been doing cake decorating since 2002. | View all posts by Louise

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  1. Louise says:

    Feb 24, 2009

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    Ha ha … well I love making cakes but I only eat very little of it. :-)

  2. Andrea Kopp says:

    Feb 22, 2009

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    Thank you !
    I just wonder how you succeed to keep up your great figure baking and writing about cakes and everything…. ha ha

  3. Louise says:

    Feb 22, 2009

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    Andrea: I used the Quilting embooser from Patchwork Cutters. Roll out the fondant, emboss it and cut out the hearts. The hearts are sugarpaste with a little tylo added. They did not get soft from sitting in the frosting. I had one leftover and they next day it still looked fine.

  4. Andrea Kopp says:

    Feb 22, 2009

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    One more question…
    The sugarpaste (?) hearts can be in contact with the frosting without melting ?
    Or you just put them right before serving ?
    thanks again

  5. Andrea Kopp says:

    Feb 22, 2009

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    Hi Louise
    how did you make the details on the light rosa hearts ??

    thanks

  6. Louise says:

    Feb 21, 2009

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    Dorothy: I have used the chocolate frosting posted earlier on the site. It is really yummy.

    cakebrain: thank you

  7. cakebrain says:

    Feb 20, 2009

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    These look absolutely fantastic!

  8. Dorothy says:

    Feb 19, 2009

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    Hello, I would like to find out what icing you use because it looks so perfect and stiff. I enjoy reading your journal and always look forward to new ideas.
    Thanks


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