layderain | -- 06-28-2007 @ 11:14 AM |
I am going to be making a cake for a friend and would like to try to make fondant. What I would like to know is which is better the icing or the roll type? If anyone could help me that would be great. Thanks Rainy
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whaupwit | -- 06-29-2007 @ 5:34 AM |
Hi Rainy, I personally prefer the look of rolled fondant for large cakes. I have yet to make my own "REAL" rolled fondant because most of the recipes I found call for glucose which is pretty scarce around here. After using store bought premade fondant (from Michael's) I was very happy visually with my cakes but the taste was terrible. Everyone just at the cake and left the fondant on the plate. I later found a marshmallow fondant recipe that was easy, tasted good, and could be made with a microwave. http://whatscookingamerica.net/PegW/Fondant.htm I highly recommend trying this recipe. Good luck! Danno
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layderain | -- 06-29-2007 @ 6:04 AM |
Thank you so much for the advice. I almost went and bought ready made fondant. I now know not to do that. I like my cakes to not only look good but taste good also. Without a doubt I am going to be using the recipe that you provided. Thank you so much. Rainy Rainy
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KB | -- 07-01-2007 @ 6:36 PM |
I have used this recipe for rolling fondant from the food network site. http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/recipe/0,,FOOD_9936_20407,00.html?rsrc=search I made a cake for my best friend's baby shower. It was fairly easy and tasted pretty good if you like things sweet. Everyone really loved the cake, there were only a few people that didn't eat the fondant because it was too sweet for them. Here is a pic of my first-time fondant cake, not too terrible, I hope. ![]()
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