Today is the 22nd of August here in Korea, but right now it is still the 21st in Brazil, and it is our daughter Raquel's birthday. Since we are half a world apart, we celebrated over the internet on Skype as we usually do since we came to Korea. I always make a real cake and little treats like hot dogs and finger food to celebrate family birthdays. However, we still can't send food through the computer so this time I made Origami cake... there are a few pros, though: it's cute, authentic, you won't gain any weight, and it can be mailed :o)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Raquel!
P.S. Blogging about food is my favorite hobby. My second favorite hobby is making Origami. Putting them both together.... is priceless!!
oh wow!! what a fun cake! Origami cake!! Oh, you are an all-rounder! Origami is a great art, so is cooking, baking and blogging!
ReplyDeleteLook amazing Renata I love it! look perfect! happy birthday Rauqel!LOL gloria
ReplyDeleteOlá, Re,
ReplyDeleteParabéns à Raquel e votos de muitos e felizes anos de vida! Por coincidência eu também adoro
dobraduras e origami e até sei fazer este 'pinheirinho', rsrs. A minha filha mais nova sabe fazer muitas peças de origami e eu vou lá nos links aprender a fazer o bolo e o morango, rsrs. Os seus ficaram lindos, muito 'profissa' mesmo, rsrs.
Beijoca!
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August 22, 2011 12:20 PM
Wow! I used to make origami when I was younger, but nothing as cool as your daughter's birthday cake. I'm a new visitor to your blog and I am amazed at all the baking you are doing in Korea. When I was visiting Korea, not only was it hard to find baking ingredients, but my grandmother did not have an oven in her apartment. Anyways, I look forward to reading more posts.
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August 22, 2011 1:41 PM
That is so gorgeous and such a clever idea! I love the look of origami, but I discovered that I do not have the patience for it at all! Cute strawberries, and I bet they were much more affordable than the ones in stores, if the prices are anything like they were in Japan. Oh, and a very happy birthday to Raquel!
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August 23, 2011 1:39 AM
Happy birthday to Raquel. Origami cake looks awesome. Love whole cake as well as cut piece you are talented.
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable! You are so creative and talented! Happy birthday to your daughter :)
ReplyDeleteThat origami is wonderful! You are very talented.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
That is one of the coolest things EVER! I don't have the patience for Origami but I find it gorgeous, you are amazing to accomplish an origami cake. Happy Birthday to Raquel.
ReplyDeleteBelated wishes to Raquel.
ReplyDeleteReneta you are so gorgeously talented.
I'm impressed beyond words.
Love your space.
Your origami is beautiful. Makes me hungry !!
Happy to follow you.
Looking forward to more wonderful reads from you. :-)
Not only beautiful but calorie free! brilliant
ReplyDeleteI just browse through your blog, there is lots of nice things to see ! :) I save your site in my favorites. Good job !
ReplyDeletesuperbe!! bravo! tu es vraiment douée!
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