Missing. Always Missing.

Yup. That's probably how I see myself lately with regards to this blog. And I'm sorry for that because things have really been quite hectic for me these past few days and weeks and months. Since duty days have increased,   time spent for other things such as blogging and even baking have shortened. However, the hospital can't stop me for doing what I am very passionate about. So whenever I get orders, I try to do them and finish them on time.

Without further delays, I will show you my previous unpublished projects.

MAY

Spongebob sugar cookies. There were like 20 of these but I only got to photograph just 1. hihi :)

Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Butterscotch Cookies for Dallas 

[in the heat of the NBA finals :)]

JUNE

Football Cake 

Winnie the Pooh themed Cupcakes

Indian Colors inspired flowery cupcakes

Chocolate Chip Cupcakes with Cream Frosting 

[another for Dallas win.]

Patrick Star/Derrick Rose and Xbox cake 

June also marked my and my sister's birthday soooo I made...

 S'mores dessert

layers of Grahams, chocolate pudding and toasted meringue 

... and of course, my birthday cake

Carrot Cashew Cake with Cream Cheese frosting or C5 :)

It looked kinda bare so i randomly added some gummy bears for color. I didn't know I put up 24 of them. Fits my age!

happy birthday to me! :) 

Erin's Birthday Carrot Cake

It's my good good friend Erin's birthday today but we had a little celebration yesterday since she was going somewhere else today. We went to KFC and had chicken and a dose of Krusher's. [Yum!] A party[though how little] is never complete without dessert. So I baked her a Carrot Cake, taking the recipe from Lovin' from the Oven by Kim  [I know, I'm such a big fan. :)] Instead of Cream Cheese frosting though, I topped the cake with a crusting buttercream recipe I found at Cake Central so as to try it. Just for the record, it didn't crust. Maybe this is because of the type of weather we have here. Well at least it didn't melt away.

The Carrot Cake tasted really good and so did the buttercream.

That's us girls. 

This is how her cake looked like. 

I opted for an Indian inspired design.

But hey, look closely... the colors bled. :[

But she liked it anyway... :)) 

She said she didn't know if it was really the design or if it was a big blunder.

There you go. Uneven slices. Eating to our hearts' content.

I baked some flower cuppies too. That was her order. 

Happy Birthday, Erin! :D