Every time I think about this cake I get the Indiana Jones theme in my head. I think Harrison Ford makes Star Wars, and when I think Harrison, I think Indie.
Indie > Hans
I didn't grow up on Star Wars; it's only recently my boyfriend introduced me to it (original, not those new things.) I enjoyed it but it didn't make me want to run off to outer space to save the galaxy in the same way Indiana Jones makes me want to buy a Fedora, run from boulders, destroy Nazis and save all the treasures.
But this wasn't my cake.
Dreams of treasure hunting aside, I definitely did still have a good time making this one. It's fun and not over fussy. I love the 2 tiers with just the stars on and the star impressions on the board. This means nothing is taken from the characters which are really the focus of the cake.
The bottom tier was a yummy chocolate cake and the smaller was a good ol' vanilla sponge.
What do I love most about this cake? Well, obviously that the young chap who asked for it was called...wait for it....
LUKE!
So amazing!
I can't take credit for the design, which belongs to Jane of Jane's Cake Tragedy, although there is nothing tragic about her cakes!
May the Force be with you! (Had to be done.)
Vicky
I can't take credit for the design, which belongs to Jane of Jane's Cake Tragedy, although there is nothing tragic about her cakes!
May the Force be with you! (Had to be done.)
Vicky
I don’t think I can eat this cake; it’s too awesome to be consumed! Most Star Wars cake I’ve seen has Darth Vader and Yoda and gang of storm troopers as decorations, but this one has Han and Leia and I find that extra special. Belated happy birthday to Luke, may the force be with him! Jason, La Patisserie
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