Texas Cake House

The Sideserfs bake cakes for two Texas icons. The Alamo is celebrating the opening of a new exhibit and country music legend Ray Benson is celebrating a birthday at SXSW.

Natalie creates cakes for two very different celebrations. First, a group of young Irish dancers wants to celebrate their performance with a Claddagh-inspired cake, and VIP donors are surprised with a thank-you cake.

The Sideserfs get two unusual requests from the San Antonio Zoo: a jaguar cake that doesn't resemble a jaguar and a cricket-shaped cake made from cricket flour.

Natalie bakes and sculpts two fish cakes that must fit together perfectly for Keep Austin Beautiful's thank-you celebration. Then, she's tasked with creating a decadent chocolate cake for Austin Dance Fest.

The Sideserfs make two different airborne cakes for a skydiving school and a local art school.

Natalie and Dave take on two very different cakes for two equally different clients -- an Austin comedy festival and a local sculpture garden gala.

The Sideserfs work with one of Austin's strangest institutions -- the Museum of the Weird -- before working on a show-stopping cake for the annual dragon boat race at a Chinese festival.

Natalie is inspired to create a celestial body out of cake and edible, glow-in-the-dark paint for a museum. Then, the ladies of the Austin roller derby league challenge her to create a cake for an upcoming match.