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Sunday, August 28, 2011

Tennis Ball Cake

Tennis ball cake made in inspiration for my brother's birthday.

The inside is a mud cake as per the below recipe.

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Sanya's Sweet Somethings: I was inspired to start this blog to showcase my love for food. Cooking is something I love to do in my spare time to simply unwind and let my creative side flow. I take great pride in the food I cook and like to try out new and traditional recipes. Presentation of food is very important to me and is something I focus on heavily when cooking. I love to wow my guests. I come from a Serbian background and my blog will feature many traditional recipes which I absolutely adore. They are mostly classic desserts or dishes which I grew up eating. Although I do like adding my little twist to them every now and then. Hope you enjoy this blog! Sanya x

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"Life is short. Eat dessert first". Jacques Torres

"To enjoy the flavour of life, take big bites". Robert Heinlein

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