Most of my friends are obsessed with sushi but I must be crazy coz I REALLY DON’T like it! If we are ever meeting up at a sushi place, I am coming up with the most ridiculous excuses trying to get out of the whole “sushi-eating experience”…lol.

Even though I don’t like the way sushi tastes, I think it looks very pretty and I knew sooner or later, I would be making sushi look-alike cakes. hehe.

So, what do you think? Do they look real?

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Clearly,  this is my type of sushi…. looks pretty but tastes nothing like the real thing  Winking smile 

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I have heard making actual sushi is challenging and requires practice but these sushi cakes are very easy to prepare and they taste darn good!

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Here are the steps:

Step 1:
Bake any cake you want. I used my favorite pound cake recipe. Use the medium circle cutter from the Wilton circle cutter set and cut out circles of cake.

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Step 2:
Ice the sides of these cakes using a spatula. I used chocolate frosting. You can use any frosting you want.

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Step 3:
Roll out green fondant (or black fondant) and cut strips using a pizza cutter.

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Step 4:
Wrap these strips around your circular cakes. The icing acts like a glue and holds everything together.

TIP: I have seen some sushi cakes that use green fruit roll up strips instead of fondant. I think that’s very smart. It would save you the hassle of rolling fondant and cutting strips.

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Step 5:
Cover the top of your cakes with icing now.

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Step 6:
Sprinkle some shredded coconut.

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Step 7:
Crush some candy corn and add those pieces in the center of your sushi.suchi mini cake 7

Line them up on a tray and you are done!

Go ahead…make some for yourself and don’t forget to fool someone with these “fake sushis” Smile with tongue out

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