Dessert: Host of Ghosts

Recipe by Matthew Mead Editor's note: This recipe is reprinted with permission from Cakes for Kids, by Matthew Mead.Super fast and not at all scary—these whimsical ghosts gather ever so sweetly around a purchased angel food cake. Use any sort of Hallowee

Ingredients

One purchased 9-inch angel food cake
2 recipes Seven Minute Frosting , at room temperature
Small sugar candy eyes, 2 for each ghost

Instructions

Place the cake on the cake plate. Reserve 1 cup of frosting to make additional ghost figures. Using an offset spatula, fill the hole in the center of the cake with frosting and then spread frosting over the top and sides in a wavy pattern.
Add the reserved frosting to the decorating bag; snip off the tip of the bag to create a 1/8- to 1/4-inch opening.
Referring to the photo, pipe as many ghosts as you like onto and around the cake and into the eggcups. For each, apply pressure to squeeze out some frosting for a base, then lift the bag slowly, decreasing the pressure until the ghost is the desired size; stop the pressure and lift off the bag. Add 2 candy eyes to each ghost.

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