What you'll be able to do
- Bake a chocolate ganache cake from scratch, start to finish
- Prepare and fill a tin so the cake rises evenly
- Make a ganache with the right consistency to coat and smooth
- Know when a cake is done, without guessing
- Bake a fruit cake as a second recipe
Baking it to sell
Everything inside this course
Module 0 · Ingredients & Setup 3 Lessons · 4 min
Module 1 · The Batter 3 Lessons · 7 min
Module 2 · The Bake 1 Lesson · 1 min
Module 3 · The Ganache & the Finish 3 Lessons · 4 min
Module 4 · Bonus Recipe · Fruit Cake 1 Lesson · 6 min
Bonus · The Professional Cake Making Guide (PDF) 1 Lesson · 1 min
What you will be able to bake
Who this is for
Home bakers
Go from following a recipe to understanding why each step is there.
Students and side-hustlers
Birthday cakes are the easiest first order to win.
Tiffin and catering services
Add a dessert line to what you already deliver.
Complete beginners
Nothing here assumes you have baked before.
Finishing and presentation
Coating and smoothing
The finish that separates a home cake from one somebody pays for.
Getting the ganache right
Consistency is what decides whether it coats smoothly or slides off.
Presenting a cake to sell
How to box and carry one so it arrives the way it left.
Everything you need to start
From your own kitchen
A tin, a sieve, a mixing bowl and an oven.
Ingredients from the local market
Flour, sugar, chocolate and cream — nothing specialist.
Filmed one step at a time
Every stage is its own lesson, so you can bake along as you watch.
Meet your instructor
Simpi Rathi
Simpi bakes the chocolate ganache cakes Cake Shala teaches — in a home kitchen, with home equipment, at prices a home baker can actually charge. She teaches the batter-to-finish routine that survives a real order, not a photoshoot.