2010 CalJava Wedding Cake Competition

Published 03.08.2010

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    Boundless creativity provided the midnight oil for Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Hospitality students, who put in late, late hours to prepare their entries for the  fifth annual CalJava International Wedding Cake Competition.

    Alan Budiman, of CalJava International, demonstrates coloring a gum-paste flower with luster dust during a demonstration for students in the Introductory Baking course. He is the son of Daniel Budiman, who conceived the contest.

    Alan Budiman, of CalJava International, demonstrates coloring a gum-paste flower with luster dust during a demonstration for students in the Introductory Baking course. He is the son of Daniel Budiman, who conceived the contest.

    Culinary arts and systems student Stephanie Jackson applies a base layer of butter cream during a lab with Budiman.

    Culinary arts and systems student Stephanie Jackson applies a base layer of butter cream during a lab with Budiman.

    Freshman Nitoshia Kulish applies a butter-cream crumb coat in preparation for decorating with fondant during Budimans decorating demonstration.

    Freshman Nitoshia Kulish applies a butter-cream crumb coat in preparation for decorating with fondant during Budiman’s decorating demonstration.

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