Posts by W.DeBord

Ha-cool. I bought that book Anna....it's a bit labor intensive....HA! I can't imagine having the time to make all the components he does for 1 dessert and then doing that for 5 or 6 ala carte desserts. I made a couple items from it,...

I play piano- so poorly that my hubby finally convinced me to put the old gal out of her misery. She now gets played weekly at a seniors outting. Outlet for creative aspirations: work of course! Being a pastry chef is the perfect...

I've never heard of it either. The only thing I can think of is there are cocoa powders that have a very redish hue vs. a brown cast. I wonder if that what they mean? Where did you read this? A current publication, American? Where you...

I'm pretty sure it is the Ateco brand that I bought thru bakedeco (kerkes), their exactly the same if the name is different on the tin. I also want to buy all the scoop sizes, about 10.00 a piece at kerkes (I haven't seen better anywhere...

Two parts mixed, isn't that epoxy glue? I have some of that-I'll have to ask hubby about it, thanks. Dana, when you say cookie cutter "sets" I think of basic shaped that come in tins- is that what you want? If so Kerke has...

(If figures just as I want to ask a question I can't think of the correct title for these, darn it's hard getting old and being tired plus it was VERY hot all day (good excuses huh, ha).) O.k. those clear hard plastic multi...

I guess I'm the last person on earth who hasn't ever even tasted this, yet alone baked it. Any chance you'd walk me thru it Dana? How do you boil the cans, how long? Is there one authentic cake recipe, how can I dress this up, what's it...

I think cocoa powder gives the best results.

I don't do anything to cover the sharp side (cut side) I haven't had a problem at all with it. Don't know how much a soldering gun costs, sorry. Since I buy my own cutters too (and want to keep the $$ down), I have no objection to...

Flashing can be found by roofing supplies at hardware stores (and at large art stores). It comes in several different thicknesses (called gauges, ?spelling) and also in different widths and lengths. So it's like a sheet roll of copper....