Turning baking into a cute comic - lemon drizzle cake

[judo_bron]

Hi,
This is my first post here but I am a baking fiend who was just started a food blog. I had inspiration to turn a simple (but delicious) recipe for lemon drizzle cake into a comic, using teddy bears found in my house.

I thought that this might grab the interest of children?
The link to the comic is:
http://honeycombcrunchies.blogspot.co.uk/2015/04/baking-comic-pandas-lemon-drizzle-cake.html?m=1

I hope its of some use!
Thanks,
Bron

 

[Trellum]

Very nice idea I liked the idea of using the teddys you guys had at home and use them in your comic. Just a suggestion though... i think it'd really help if the images were a bit bigger, it's kinda hard to read the text.

 

[kammy]

Very creative idea indeed although i don't think this idea would appeal to my daughter as she is now in her teenage years however i bet my little nephew would be very much enthused with this idea.

 

[CoolCat]

That's a really cute comic. The recipe looks delicious too! I have a question about the castor sugar, though. I've seen recipes that call for it if the sugar is going to be on the outside (for texture or appearance), but what difference does it make compared to regular sugar in this recipe? Does it dissolve into the butter better? If I use normal sugar, will my texture be off?