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Sunday, May 29th, 2011
A look at the History Brief history of Cake Decorating
The history of cake decorating is long. However, to cut to the chase, the cake is the ever-present element when it comes to party. We can not think of any celebration cake. It may be a birthday, wedding, anniversary cake or Baby Shower is always present as part of our celebration. Every occasion in our life is celebrated by the oven and cake decorating.
Although the The ancient Egyptians knew how to bake a cake in the history of cake decorating dates back to the 17 century. At that time the molds to bake the cake were introduced throughout Europe.
While the cakes were baked in the mid-17th century, elaborately decorated cakes are the monopoly of the rich and famous. European aristocracy show elaborately decorated cakes at their banquets.
History of cake decorating took another turn after 200 years. Around the mid 19's French began to include a cake decorated as part of dessert at the end of the meal. It was a sweet course after the meal has ended. This began the tradition of eating cake for dessert. Delicately decorated cakes began to make its appearance on the dining tables. Initially only France, but spread rapidly throughout Europe.
As people try new things in technology, during 1840 the production of baking soda and baking powder had begun and with the help of baking these things got much easier. Around that time and temperature controlled ovens started to come on the market. Oven temperature controlled the availability of baking soda and powder made Cake Baking become even easier.
In the years cake baking evolved and people began to identify a cake decorating with different methods. The Lambeth Method of decorating the cake uses dimensional over piping of borders which are very complicated. Use a layer of ice on the other for three-dimensional effects. Joseph Lambeth published a book entitled "Lambeth Method of decorating cakes and pastries practice. This book describes step by step instructions for piping embellished borders.
Wilton Enterprises started a school for cake decorating people 1929.Dewey interested in McKinley Wilton was a sugar artist who began cake decorating business during the Great Depression. He began to decorate cakes Wedding for hotels bars and discos. As the Wilton method became popular in 1947, began marketing the product Wiltons of cake decoration.
As more and more people began to decorate the cake many manufacturers came out with Cake Decorating Kits of their own. With the help of these kits the decoration work cake was made easier. Besides the cake decorating kits the icing also can be purchased already made. All that's left is to use material and create a beautiful looking cake.
Even today the industry is thriving cake decorating. Is an integral part of industry sugar craft. It is becoming a popular art form. In the region of North America unique styles of cake decorating has been developed. So the case of Australia, South Africa and North Western Europe.
About the Author
Muna wa Wanjiru Has Been Researching and Reporting on Cake Decorating for Years. For More Information on History Of Cake Decorating, Visit His Site at HISTORY OF CAKE DECORATING
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