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Add a frame around your picture for a unique touch on your custom DQ picture cake to create your custom DQ edible image to create cakes with pictures on them. Make your Birthday Party special with a DQ PhotoCake.

PhotoCakes are cakes with a photograph or image imprint. PhotoCakes are printed using edible ink and specialized InkJet printers and are printed onto sugar-based sheets or wafer paper. Software assists with image preparation, sizing, cropping and editing. The printed sheets often called edible images are then placed on top of the cake.

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Some favorite ideas for PhotoCakes include using your favorite movie characters, cartoon characters or superheroes hanging out to wish you a happy birthday. The most popular trend is for a cake to feature a photograph of the birthday girl or boy.

Licensed images are owned by entities such sports teams, movie producers or artists. A premium is paid for a limited license to use the images. Personal photographs are the images that you own or have rights to such as the pictures you take using phone.

PhotoCakes can be generated with .jpg, .png, an .bmp image files types. High resolution images are preferred and produce the best edible images. Images can be emailed to our PhotoCakes email address which we will give to you when you place your order. You can also order your PhotoCake and upload your images at DQcakes.com

Yes. Dairy Queen can put pictures on cakes. Whether it is a picture of you or your loved one or even the Packers, Bucks, Brewers or any other sports team, we can put your picture or a team logo on a Dairy Queen cake. Order your Dairy Queen picture cake today!

Photocakes are cakes with a photograph or image imprint. Photocakes are printed using edible ink and specialized inkjet printers and are printed onto sugar-based sheets or wafer paper. Software assists with image preparation, sizing, cropping and editing. The printed sheets often called edible images are then placed on top of the cake.

Some favorite ideas for Photocakes include using your favorite movie characters, cartoon characters or superheroes hanging out to wish you a happy birthday. The most popular trend is for a cake to feature a photograph of the birthday girl or boy.

Photocakes can be generated with .jpg, .png, .bmp image files types. High resolution images are preferred and produce the best edible images. Images can be emailed to our photocakes email address which we will give to you when you place your order. You can also order Photocake and upload your images at dqcakes.com

"Slaving, literally, over a hot 18th century stove to bake a cake for a man who has you and your child in bondage ain't happiness or pride," D'Oyley writes. "It's duty. It's survival. It's busy work to pass the time while you're plotting your escape."

Who wants peanuts and cracker jacks!? Or better yet, a cake all to yourself? This big boy sure does! I was so happy to see Garrett back in the studio for his first birthday cake smash session. He grew up so fast in one year since his newborn session. With a long history of baseball and softball in the family, it was only natural for this Columbus, Ohio cake smash session to take us out to the ball game!

His mama opted for a vintage, rustic baseball vibe that takes you back to the days of Babe Ruth. To design the set, I used two 57 mat wood floors from Fancy Fabrics for the floor and backdrop. For the vintage sign, I took a picture of a custom wood sign a friend of mine had. I then edited the image in Photoshop so that it included some personal touches for the family, and then had the image printed. I found this super cute vintage baseball outfit that I knew would be the perfect touch. The best part? The number three was his mamas jersey number growing up, high school, and into college! With everything set and in place, I was more than ready for his vintage baseball cake smash.

Baby Jai is celebrating his first birthday! The birthday boy came ready for his shoot in an amazingly adorable three-piece suit and tie! He wore his sweet little suit for the traditional setup of his session, sunglasses included! And believe it or not, he actually kept the sunglasses on. We all know how long accessories usually last with babies, but Jai was a little rockstar!

Preheat oven to 350F. Butter two 9-inch round cake pans and line with circles of parchment paper, then butter parchment. (Alternately, you can use a cooking spray, either with just butter or butter and flour to speed this process up.)

Spread batter evenly in cake pan, then rap pan on counter several times to eliminate air bubbles. (I like to drop mine a few times from two inches up, making a great big noisy fuss.) Bake until golden and a wooden pick inserted in center of cake comes out clean, 35 to 40 minutes. Cool in pan on a rack 10 minutes, then run a knife around edge of pan. Invert onto rack and discard parchment, then cool completely, about 1 hour.

I totally understand the need to have a good cake recipe under your belt pre-baby. I always felt like I needed to be able to make a reliably good pie and excellent chocolate chip cookies (and also sew clothes well, grow vegetables, and get more comfortable singing silly songs) before becoming a mother. The downside to this is that now my 3-year-old thinks I can sew, cook, and fix anything in the world, and I keep trying to live up to her sometimes unreasonable expectations.

Hi Deb, Im new here :) . Your blog is so wonderful!! i Stumbled across it a few days back and am hooked ! The pictures are so wonderful and you make cooking look so exciting! Im newly married and have just started cookin so your blog is so inspiring!

Cant wait to try your recipes out ! keep up the Gr8 work!

You have definitely crossed the bridge into Motherhood land. This cake looks supremely comforting, delicious, and like something everyone should know how to make. Your kid is going to be asking for a birthday every week!

You are very wise to have created this recipe for your official Mom-dom. Once you start though, be prepared to make a cake not only for the birthday at home on the day of the actually birthday, but also for the birthday party (not always the same thing!), and for cupcakes at school! And, once used to homemade, your little snowflake will be used to the best and will settle for nothing less. Lucky tike.

When I read about your journey I frantically scrolled down to see the recipe. I too have been searching and searching for the perfect yellow cake recipe for years. In all seriousness I may go home and make a yellow layer cake for my family just to try this. Thanks for sharing! Yahoo!

I love this post. . .only you would take this into consideration for parenting preparation. I really despise boxed cake mixes and even more so canned frosting. I look forward to making these into cupcakes for my nieces the next time I have them over. Thank you for another great recipe Deb : )

Now can you figure out the rum cake recipe? The usual is a box of yellow cake mix plus a box of instant pudding mix plus rum. It is good but it bothers me to use the mixes. Not suitable for Baby but so almost necessary for adults. Can you do it?

dear deb!

love your site. i am a newbie to food blogging & enjoy your blogs & photography as well as your recipes.

in addition, i am new to cake baking! how did you level out the cake tops? thanks so much.

Now I am confused though-I always understood butter cake to be different from vanilla cake. Are they actually one and the same? I get requests from my kids to bake one or the other, depending on whose birthday is coming up. I would appreciate any clarification, since I feel rather silly now! Thanks!

I have made this cake with regular flour. It does work fine, but sift it twice. Cake flour is already sifted once (pre-box) and then again in this recipe so it is lighter than light. You can also make your own cake flour: Add two tablespoons of corn starch to each cup of regular flour and sift it twice. Measure your cups of flour from this mixture.

Gorgeous cake; the yellow-cake-chocolate-icing has always been my favorite. I have always refused to bake my own birthday cake, on principle, but I might have to rethink that. I have until May to think about it.

To the lady whose husband is not keen on sour cream; could you perhaps make a similarly delicious chocolate frosting using cream cheese and a little butter instead? I made one this weekend for a chocolate yoghurt cake and was really happy with it.

What a stunner of a cake, great contrasts of colour AND texture, the deliciousness I take as a given. It did remind me quite a bit of this lovely cake I made back in June. The main secret of its oomph lies in that that vanilla frosting, SK, I hope you try it too.

I made a yellow cake with chocolate butter frosting out of my old Better Homes cookbook two years ago. The cake was dry and blah, the frosting was the only part worth eating! (I have had better luck with chocolate cakes.) I will try this combo, it sounds great.

My housemate is severely dairy-allergic, so I made the cake with coconut milk, keeping everything else the same, and it baked up BEAUTIFULLY and has a lovely crumb (just a little drier than I would expect from buttermilk) and tastes wonderful, with just the faintest subtle echo of coconut. Dawn, I made a classic buttercream with margarine and French vanilla Coffee Mate in place of butter and cream, and I (who am a buttercream snob) Could.Not.Tell.The.Difference. (I would have totally gone with the chocolate icing, but the birthday honoree wanted classic yellow-cake-and-buttercream). It is just the perfection of simplicity!

I tried this today, but I made cupcakes. This recipe makes exactly 96 nicely-domed mini cupcakes (about a teaspoon and a half of batter per cupcake). And the frosting recipe makes just enough to frost all of them (medium amount of frosting on each). I put half a teaspoon of pureed raspberry on top of each cupcake before baking, which was a great addition. And I got to use my home-made sprinkles, so yay! This will definitely be my go-to yellow cake recipe from now on. 2351a5e196