Showing posts with label cracking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cracking. Show all posts

Friday, October 1, 2010

August 2, the problem with fondant drying and cracking

by Sandy
(Midlothian, VA)

Hello
I am trying to cover cars TEM and trucks for a birthday cake and the fondant is cured before they can get them covered.That I've got cover have begun to crack. What is there anything I can do to evitarlo.El fondant I'm using is the fondant boxed Wilton, really has no time to make my propio.Se would appreciate any help with this.?

Sandy

From the editor:

Hi sandy,

Here are a couple tips that may help:

1. Try to implanting the fondant between two sheets of paper of pergamino.Esto allows you not to use any sugar powder, which can help prevent the fondant drying.

2. Make sure really well knead the fondant.You can pop in the microwave to soften a little to get started, 10 seconds is good.

3 Soften a little shortening in areas that are of craqueo.Esto can help repair cracks that already has.

Good luck.

What is concerned,
Michelle (editor)

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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

August 2, why does my fondant cracking?

by Valerie
(Argenine)

Hello, I was wondering why when I use fondant store bought, the edge crack. knead too much or not enough, I would add too much sugar powder, is the cake too cold below?
I really appreciate some help!

Thank you

Valerie

From the editor:

Hi Valerie,

I I do not know with certainty, of course, but sounds as you may have added icing sugar too.

Next time, try implementing the the fondant between two sheets of paper of pergamino.De thus do not need to add the icing sugar and this can help prevent the edges of cracking.

Good luck.

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Michelle (editor)

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