How do I bake a cake book?

Table of Contents:

1. How do I bake a cake book?
2. How do I become a cake decorator?
3. What is the job description of a cake decorator?
4. Who do cake decorators work with?
5. What are the benefits of being a cake decorator?
6. Why do I love being a baker?

How do I bake a cake book?

Best Baking Books for Beginners

1. How to Bake by Paul Hollywood.
2. Baking Basics by Lora Brody.
3. The Baking Bible by Rose Levy Beranbaum.
4. In the Sweet Kitchen by Regan Daley.
5. The Perfect Cake by America's Test Kitchen.
6. Favorite Cakes by Williams Sonoma.
7. Sally's Cookie Addiction by Sally McKenney.
8. The King Arthur Flour Cookie Companion.

How do I become a cake decorator?

There is no education required to become a cake decorator, though training and/or a certificate or an associate's degree in pastry arts or a related field might be required.

What is the job description of a cake decorator?

The cake decorator's responsibilities include taking customers' cake orders, recording instructions and special requests, providing suitable recommendations on cake decorations and designs, and packaging bakery items.

Who do cake decorators work with?

Cake decorators work in bakeries, grocery shops, or as their own bosses. Some open their own shops specifically for wedding cake designs. Others work out of their homes.

What are the benefits of being a cake decorator?

With becoming a cake decorator, you have the unique ability to choose how little or how much you want to work. You also have the freedom to decide which projects you want to work on, and can turn down the ones that do not interest you. With becoming a cake decorator there is no cap as to how much income you can make.

Why do I love being a baker?

Everyone loves cake (and other baked goods) When you're a baker, you're creating things everyone can enjoy. As Chron notes, the local baker is always popular, because they produce things that put people in a good mood, things people order for happy events like birthdays and weddings.