Comments on: i wnt 2 mke friend a bday cake in th style of jewelry box jewelry included any help ? suggestions mayb? http://www.musicboxhq.com/i-wnt-2-mke-friend-a-bday-cake-in-th-style-of-jewelry-box-jewelry-included-any-help-suggestions-mayb/ For the Best Deals on Music Boxes, Jewelry Boxes, Parts and Accessories Tue, 08 Dec 2009 15:08:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: vicky http://www.musicboxhq.com/i-wnt-2-mke-friend-a-bday-cake-in-th-style-of-jewelry-box-jewelry-included-any-help-suggestions-mayb/comment-page-1/#comment-119 vicky Thu, 11 Jun 2009 00:29:10 +0000 http://www.musicboxhq.com/i-wnt-2-mke-friend-a-bday-cake-in-th-style-of-jewelry-box-jewelry-included-any-help-suggestions-mayb/#comment-119 its supposed to be a treasure chest but looks exactly like a jewlery box. if ur interested.... heres the recipe RECIPE INGREDIENTS: 1 baked 13- x 9- x 2-inch cake 6 cups chocolate frosting Edible treasures, such as chocolate coins, Rolo candies, chocolate almond kisses or Necco Wafers Red Fruit by the Foot Mini jawbreakers Candy jewels, such as candy necklaces and rock candy 1. Cut a section approximately 2-inches wide in the center of the cake. The two remaining 5 1/2- x 9- x 2-inch rectangular pieces will form the bottom and top of the chest. 2. Slice the 2-inch section on an angle to form two long triangular wedges. Place the wedges on the bottom half of the chest, about an inch apart. Both wedges should face the same direction (tall end toward the front of the cake) as they will support the top of the treasure chest and keep it propped open. Then frost the bottom half of cake, including the wedges. 3. To add further support for the top of the chest, stand a few large gold coins under the lid. 4. With the "hinged" end at the back, place the top of the chest on the bottom and frost. 5. Wrap the fruit leather straps around the chest and press mini jawbreaker "nails" into the frosting alongside the straps. Fill the chest and the surrounding area with edible treasures and jewels. im glad i could help. good luck! its supposed to be a treasure chest but looks exactly like a jewlery box. if ur interested…. heres the recipe

RECIPE INGREDIENTS:
1 baked 13- x 9- x 2-inch cake
6 cups chocolate frosting
Edible treasures, such as chocolate coins, Rolo candies, chocolate almond kisses or Necco Wafers
Red Fruit by the Foot
Mini jawbreakers
Candy jewels, such as candy necklaces and rock candy

1. Cut a section approximately 2-inches wide in the center of the cake. The two remaining 5 1/2- x 9- x 2-inch rectangular pieces will form the bottom and top of the chest.

2. Slice the 2-inch section on an angle to form two long triangular wedges. Place the wedges on the bottom half of the chest, about an inch apart. Both wedges should face the same direction (tall end toward the front of the cake) as they will support the top of the treasure chest and keep it propped open. Then frost the bottom half of cake, including the wedges.

3. To add further support for the top of the chest, stand a few large gold coins under the lid.

4. With the “hinged” end at the back, place the top of the chest on the bottom and frost.

5. Wrap the fruit leather straps around the chest and press mini jawbreaker “nails” into the frosting alongside the straps. Fill the chest and the surrounding area with edible treasures and jewels.

im glad i could help. good luck!

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