A Piece Of Cake: Sheaf of Wheat

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My very dear friend Peishi gets married and I baked a cake for her and the kids got in on the action too! She was my first baking buddy when we were 13 yrs old, completely clue-less as to how to bake a cake. We had to spoon the cake we baked. Ah.... such wonderful memories of happy times together. Apologies for the poor photo quality. Blame it on our frantic rush out of the house with cake and kids, forgot the proper camera and had to rely on the iphone instead. :P

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Sheaf of Wheat

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I was asked if I had the time to make a special cake for Ambassador Baptist church's special service to celebrate their going independent as a local church. Since this church is so dear to my heart, of course I said yes. (Not something I can do too frequently now with five kids, including a 4 mth old baby. :OP )

Since the theme verse was about a servant being faithful unto his Lord's coming, Isabella and I came up with the idea of doing a sheaf of wheat. The biblical symbol of the sheaf of wheat so easily carried other themes of the harvest and the work of the church.

The wheat was also "dressed up" to look like a gift from the servant for his Master, to show his love for him.

These were the fondant molded wheat heads. I really do work from scratch. Checked up the internet for what a wheat head actually looks like and just worked from there.
They took a really long time to produce! We (hubby and I) made about a hundred of these. It really held up the cake making schedule. :OP

The cake itself was a three tier chocolate mud cake. All time favorite all round. Always a crowd pleas-er.