Russian Flag.
The Russian flag is a tricolour of white, blue and red horizontal stripes. So if you are a nostalgic Russian expat or have Russian ancestors or are studying or teaching Russian or looking for seasonal cake, this one is easy.
The white is white frosting. Or white cheesecake. Or white cream.
The red can be red food dye in the cake mixture or frosting, or jam or strawberries or raspberries, redcurrants or cherries or glace cherries. Or jelly or American Jello which is the American brand of jelly which is used to describe jelly. Or powdered beet. (Beetroot.)
Slice the cake or icing. Or pipe roseettes. Spread it with a knife or palette knife.
Slice the cake or icing. Or pipe roseettes. Spread it with a knife or palette knife.
The blue could be blueberries. Or food dye. Or red cabbage makes purple - add baking soda to turn it blue.
You could also make this cake to go with a reunion of friends who travelled to Russia. Or to promote a trip to Russia. Or to go with a slide show about your holiday or business trip.
Savoury? Try cream cheese and tomatoes.
Savoury? Try cream cheese and tomatoes.
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Use blue and white. cut up into stripes or strips, saving a blue square for the back ground fo the plus sign cross in the corner.
Add Orange for Ireland
Powdered carrot. Now you can make an Irish flag.
All are great for national days, sing alongs, celebrations.
Useful Websites
You will find lots of youtube videos on making cakes with colours all the way through.
https://food52.com/blog/16265-how-to-make-all-natural-food-dyes-from-ingredients-in-your-kitchen
You will find lots of youtube videos on making cakes with colours all the way through.
https://food52.com/blog/16265-how-to-make-all-natural-food-dyes-from-ingredients-in-your-kitchen
About the Author
Angela Lansbury, travel writer and photographer. See previous posts about cakes and flag colours. Please share links to your favourite posts.
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