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Can I melt (dough) fondant to make into poured fondant?

I have some dough like fondant in the freezer, but I get so frustrated rolling it out and covering the cake. So could I just melt the fondant and pour it on a cake?

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  • 9 years ago
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    How to cover cupcakes with poured fondant

    This is what i use:

    White fondant

    Abricot jam

    Hot boiled water

    Cupcakes (firm cupcakes works best)

    Pastry brush

    Tea spoon

    Heatproff bowls

    Optional: Flavourings and food colors.

    Step 1:

    Brush the cupcakes with a thin coat of hot abricot jam. Let it dry.

    Step 2:

    Place the fondant in a heatproff bowl and heat it gently in the microway oven for approx 1 min. It needs to be warm but dont let it boil. Give it a stir to get it smooth. It is important that you get the right consistency. If it gets too thick you will have difficulty to dip the cupcake properly and if it is too thin it will look transparent on the cupcake. Give it a few tries and you will find the right consistency. You can use boiled water, a tsp at a time, to thin it down. If it gets too cold gently reheat it in the microway oven a few sec.

    Step 3:

    Now take the cupcake and dip it upside down in the hot fondant. Carefully shake the excess fondant off. I like to dip my cupcakes so the fondant sticks to the paper cases.

    Step 4:

    Set the cupcakes aside and let them dry. If you like you can give them a second coat when the first one is dry.

    Step 5:

    Attach your choosen decoration on the cupcakes with dots of royal icing.

    Note: Store the cupcakes in cake boxes. NOT in the refrigerator because that will dissolve the poured fondant. Also air thight containers can make the fondant melting.

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    Source(s): GK
  • Anonymous
    4 years ago

    you may conceal the cake with rolled fondant, however the applicable icing in my opinion for pink velvet cake is cream cheese icing. as quickly as you attempt it, you will unlike quite a few different on the pink velvet cake. procuring rolled fondant relies upon on the place you purchase it. There are costly white chocolate flavored, yet i do no longer understand the form call, purely that that's obtainable from foodstuff provider providers, no longer interior the retail shops. yet another selection is to make your individual, there are different recipes, some with marshmallow based components that are sweeter. Wilton makes rolled fondant and that's obtainable att Joanns, interest foyer or Michaels or Walmart shops. considering you icing the cake formerly utilising the rolled fondant, you need to use a stable butter cream or cream cheese icing which will improve the flavour of the fondant while eating the cake.

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