Bread and Pastry
Production NC II
Cake Decoration and Presentation
Your Name
Date
Learning
Competencies
• • Decorate Cakes
• • Present Cakes
Objectives
• Use icings and
decorations according to
customer preferences.
• Decorate cakes suited for
different occasions.
• Present cakes following
establishment standards.
Types of Icing
• Butter Cream: Smooth and creamy.
• Whipped Cream: Light and fluffy.
• Royal Icing: Hardens quickly.
• Cream Cheese Frosting: Great for
carrot and velvet cakes.
• Fondant: Sculptable for celebration
cakes.
• Chocolate Ganache: Easy to prepare.
Procedure for Icing a Cake
• Secure the cake on the cake
board.
• Apply a base layer of icing and
filling.
• Stack the layers evenly.
• Frost the top and sides
smoothly using a spatula.
• Clean the spatula in warm
water for smooth icing.
Vanilla
Buttercream
Frosting
Recipe
 1 cup unsalted butter
 4 ½ cups powdered sugar
 1 tbsp vanilla extract
 4-5 tbsp heavy cream or milk
Instructions:
• Beat butter, gradually add sugar,
then vanilla and cream.
Cake Decoration Tips
• Use buttercream, fondant, or royal
icing.
• Decorate with fruits, nuts, sprinkles,
and chocolate.
• Garnish with marshmallows or
fondant shapes.
Cake Presentation & Plating
• Color: Be creative.
• Texture: Combine smooth and crunchy elements.
• Composition: Consider plate and container.
• Temperature Contrast: Use warm and cold
elements.
• Garnishing: Be careful with decoration,
consistency is key.
Cake Storage Methods
• Unfrosted Cake: Wrap in plastic
to maintain moisture.
• Frosted Cake: Use a cake cover
or plastic wrap.
• Cut Cake: Cover cut sides to
prevent drying.
Petit Fours
Types:
• Petit Four Glaze
• Petit Four Sec (e.g.,
Parisian Macaron)
• Petit Fours Frais
Filling:
Buttercream,
Ganache, Jam, Jellies.
Tools for
Decorating
Cakes
• Turntable
• Spatula
• Pastry Bags
• Stencils
• Cookie Cutters
• Molds
Conclusion
Cake decoration and
presentation are essential
skills for a successful bakery
or pastry business. Proper
technique, creativity, and
storage methods contribute
to the overall quality and
appeal of cakes.

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  • 1.
    Bread and Pastry ProductionNC II Cake Decoration and Presentation Your Name Date
  • 2.
    Learning Competencies • • DecorateCakes • • Present Cakes
  • 3.
    Objectives • Use icingsand decorations according to customer preferences. • Decorate cakes suited for different occasions. • Present cakes following establishment standards.
  • 4.
    Types of Icing •Butter Cream: Smooth and creamy. • Whipped Cream: Light and fluffy. • Royal Icing: Hardens quickly. • Cream Cheese Frosting: Great for carrot and velvet cakes. • Fondant: Sculptable for celebration cakes. • Chocolate Ganache: Easy to prepare.
  • 5.
    Procedure for Icinga Cake • Secure the cake on the cake board. • Apply a base layer of icing and filling. • Stack the layers evenly. • Frost the top and sides smoothly using a spatula. • Clean the spatula in warm water for smooth icing.
  • 6.
    Vanilla Buttercream Frosting Recipe  1 cupunsalted butter  4 ½ cups powdered sugar  1 tbsp vanilla extract  4-5 tbsp heavy cream or milk Instructions: • Beat butter, gradually add sugar, then vanilla and cream.
  • 7.
    Cake Decoration Tips •Use buttercream, fondant, or royal icing. • Decorate with fruits, nuts, sprinkles, and chocolate. • Garnish with marshmallows or fondant shapes.
  • 8.
    Cake Presentation &Plating • Color: Be creative. • Texture: Combine smooth and crunchy elements. • Composition: Consider plate and container. • Temperature Contrast: Use warm and cold elements. • Garnishing: Be careful with decoration, consistency is key.
  • 9.
    Cake Storage Methods •Unfrosted Cake: Wrap in plastic to maintain moisture. • Frosted Cake: Use a cake cover or plastic wrap. • Cut Cake: Cover cut sides to prevent drying.
  • 10.
    Petit Fours Types: • PetitFour Glaze • Petit Four Sec (e.g., Parisian Macaron) • Petit Fours Frais Filling: Buttercream, Ganache, Jam, Jellies.
  • 11.
    Tools for Decorating Cakes • Turntable •Spatula • Pastry Bags • Stencils • Cookie Cutters • Molds
  • 12.
    Conclusion Cake decoration and presentationare essential skills for a successful bakery or pastry business. Proper technique, creativity, and storage methods contribute to the overall quality and appeal of cakes.