Frosted fondant cake
Overview
What to do if there is so much fondant paste left? Keep making it. This is a method suitable for lazy people. What should I do if I don’t have any drawing skills? Use the mold to complete O(∩_∩)O
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Ingredients
Steps
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Put the egg whites into a water-free and oil-free basin, use an electric egg beater to beat bubbles and add lemon juice
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Continue beating until the egg whites can stand up to a small peak when the whisk is picked up
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Add icing sugar in three batches and beat until smooth
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Pour the icing sugar into a piping bag and set aside
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Use a toothpick to add coloring to the fondant paste to get the color you want
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Apply a layer of white oil on a rubber pad, roll out the fondant paste into a thin sheet, and cover the cake. It is best to roll it out larger so that the surface will be smooth
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Remove excess fondant paste from the edges
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Use the pattern mold to gently press out the pattern
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Cut a small opening in the piping bag, do not cut it too big, and pipe icing along the flower print
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I use an oil painting pen, dipped in some water
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Gently scratch the surface of the frosting a few times
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I had already started printing and then I remembered that I hadn’t made the lace yet. I rolled the original color fondant paste into a long strip and wrapped it around the bottom of the cake. Use a tool to press out a spiral pattern
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After drawing them all, use a small mold to print one
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Continue to draw
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Squeeze out the flowers
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Then there are small flowers printed on the side
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There are also leaves
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Butterfly
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When it’s done, I printed two layers on the first one and one layer on the others. This cake is small, but if it were a big cake, it would still look better with two layers
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Finished product pictures
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Finished product pictures
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Finished product pictures
