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Upside Down Cake Tutorialby *claremanson

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It's been a long time since i have had the motivation to write up a proper tutorial rather than just stick the recipe in the description of my photos but this was the motivation i needed as the possibilities for the choice of fruits and how to serve it is brilliant all year round for snacks and desserts. Monday i made a banana version for a snack, today a peach version to be served warm with custard for a warming autumnal dessert.

There is one thing i forgot to add to the recipe, if making a gluten free version (which is what i always do) add a tsp of Xantham gum to the flour for better texture and moisture.

If you make it, I would love to see it so, here is another tutorial for basic food photography.

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*theresahelmer Mar 12, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

how long does it take you to write up a tutorial usually?

*claremanson Mar 12, 2013 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

It depends on the recipe, it used to take me literally hours when I first started but I'm now used to doing it plus I keep the background as a kind of template that i can change the colour of and size of to suit the next tutorial. It's even quicker if you don;t have any making of photos and is just standard writing as it saves a lot of messing around. I'd say it tastes me 30-40 minutes average now, slowly getting quicker.
If I am completely lacking time I will just write it up in the description like one I will be posting at the end of the week for a banana cheesecake, that only took 5 minutes.
Also writing out a tutorial is quicker and easier if you do it when it's still fresh in your mind so within a couple days of baking.

*theresahelmer Mar 12, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

i posted my first tutorial this afternoon, well, it wasn't as difficult as i had thought, but then again, it wasn't easy either. it will have to take a whole lot for me to do another one..hehehe i might be too lazy or something

*claremanson Mar 12, 2013 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

you really have to be very motivated over a certain recipe/tutorial to do it, some I think I will make a tutorial over but end up can;t be bothered too! It's a nice little tutorial by the way, simple to follow and easy steps to remember, good work