"gorgeous cake" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you can use it to describe a cake that you find particularly beautiful, such as: "The bakery had a gorgeous cake on display that I couldn't help but admire."
There is no more elegant gift than a gorgeous cake, especially when you know someone is having a grand holiday dinner party.
A dollop of vanilla Chantilly is the only thing you need to accompany such a gorgeous cake.
Saxbe compared it to cooking shows and said there can be a type of catharsis in seeing the kind of makeover from a cluttered, overwhelming space being brought into order, just as seeing a skilled baker craft a gorgeous cake can be almost as satisfying as eating the cake itself.
Across the junction, in The Deli Downstairs (211 Victoria Park Road, Victoria Park Village, 020-8533 5006, thedelidownstairs.co.uk), you can choose between interesting rice and lentil salads, gorgeous cakes and seriously good homemade savoury tarts.
Each day, the bakery has a small selection of items available to go: a fresh soup with sourdough bread, lush-topped foccacia slices, perhaps a quivering cheddar and rosemary quiche, and several gorgeous cakes.
While the sweet and savoury scones are one of this buzzy cafe's main draws it also does a brisk trade in sandwiches made from its own bread, ham salads (£5.25), fresh soups and myriad gorgeous cakes.
She once made me a gorgeous owl cake with feathers made out of flakes.
– Glenn Collins Sweet Paul: This improbably gorgeous icebox cake only has four ingredients, and one of them is those delicious lemon thins from Trader Joe's.
How long can you sit in front of a gorgeous chocolate cake before you want to take a bite?" The appeal of Angel, however, was not so obvious.
Elisabeth Gurtler, the heiress to the Sachertorte fortune, is a discreet woman who keeps the original recipe for that gorgeous chocolate cake in a safe and her deepest feelings about the fiasco surrounding this year's Vienna Opera Ball to herself.
I made a gorgeous chocolate cake.
