'Rainbow over Lake' Rainbow Tiers Chiffon Cake


This is a very special cake for a dear friend’s Rainbow Baby's manyue. The baby is the beautiful Rainbow after the rain and God’s special gift because God Heard. As I knew her personally, the Rainbow Baby and the cake has special meaning to me and all of her family and friends who love her.

The top is inspired by a Rainbow arching over a Lake after the rain. I made the center hole of the chiffon cake into a lake with blue cake. Too bad it can't be clearly seen from this picture angle.

The tiers making up the chiffon cake are made from Rainbow colors from the top to the bottom. The different tiers have different flavors as I prefer to use natural food coloring to reduce the amount of coloring used. I also thought that it would be nice to have a multi-flavored cake so that there’s a flavor for everyone and also the multi-flavored Lego chiffon cakes were well-liked.

The top tier is made from Strawberry chiffon cake, the orange layer is made from Orange chiffon cake. The second tier is Lemon chiffon cake with zest, and the green layer is Pandan chiffon cake. The bottom tier is Vanilla chiffon cake with Blue pea flowers. The flowers themselves are not vibrant enough so I had to top up with gel food colouring, and lastly the purple layer is made from Blueberry chiffon cake (remember to filter the juice). I had to bake many rounds of different chiffon cakes and it’s my first time baking so many different types on a big scale, so needless to say, after a while I was trying hard not to get confused and it took one tiring day just to bake finish everything.

I hope it will be a special memory for them. Super thankful she shared everyone loved the cake! There was lots of love seen at the party too. 

Happy full month to Rainbow Baby Samantha!! You are dearly loved.

The recipe for a smaller cute version of the Rainbow Tiers Chiffon Cake is now in Creative baking: Chiffon Cakes. You can find a detailed recipe with picture guide on how to make it there.


With lots of love,
Susanne

Comments

  1. It's so bright and colourful, what a lovely way to celebrate.

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    1. Thanks Eimear Anne! It was really a joy to bake for and celebrate with the Rainbow baby :)

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  2. I want to order this cake from you 4 my children's birthday. Would u mind telling me how to contact you? Im from Shah Alam. Thanks!

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    1. Hi! Thanks! You can drop me an email in the About Us page. Thank you :)

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  3. Hi Susanne,
    Thank you for the lovely cake & the meaningful story.

    Wow! only one day to finish the cake. How do u do this?
    *Need to make the egg batter & beat the egg white for each cake?
    *Do I need to rewash the mixing bowl after each time? Will residual beaten egg white/ egg batter in each bowl respectively affect result?
    * Can freeze the chiffon cake?
    Thank you.

    Lim Mei

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  4. I mean, do I make the egg batter & beat the egg white separately for each cake or can I increase recipe & do it all at once?

    Also, after each bake, how do I ensure the mixing bowls & equipment r washed thoroughly? Just detergent or need to give a final rinse for the mixing bowl for beating egg white with vinegar?
    Thank you again for your patience...

    Lim Mei

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    1. Dear Lim Mei,
      You can't do it all at once due to the oven capacity and the meringue will break down while waiting. So I did them separately and washed normally with detergent. It took 3-4 rounds of baking. You can freeze thin layers of chiffon cakes. But for big donut chiffon cakes, I have tried a few times, the results are not so good and the texture is more dry so I will not recommend. Thanks!

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    2. Thank you Susanne!

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  5. Dear Susanne, the skin of the cakes look flawless, did you use the "water-bake" method (with water at the bottom layer of the oven?
    Did you support the bake with dowel? If yes, can you advise how to do it for chiffon cakes with hollow in the middle?
    Thank you for your advice in advance. :)

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    1. Thanks yes I use 'water-bake' usually for my cakes. Yes the dowel support is like normal tier cakes. Thanks!

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  6. Hello! I was referred to your blog via my colleagues, and I was instantly drawn to how attractive your creations are!
    My baby is turning 1 in mid September. Can I know how much you charge for this cake plus delivery (to Tampines)?

    - Eric

    I can be contacted at ngmh1512@gmail.com. thanks!

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    1. Hi can you drop me an email suslovingcreations@gmail.com? Thanks

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