Sunday, July 19, 2009
Croquembouche
6:39 PM | 
Posted by
Paula Thomas
I love when i get the chance to make something different for a wedding cake. This was definitely different, the biggest challenge was to transport it from Denver to Devil's Thumb Ranch in Grand County. Anyway, it was fun!
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