I have a request to make petit fours that resemble pillows. I have never made petit fours, so I'm wondering do I cover them in the poured fondant and then cover them in regular fondant and texturize them like a pillow? Or should I cover them in buttercream and then the regular fondant? Has anyone ever heard or seen pillow petit fours? Should I suggest cupcake pillows instead?
They sound like they would be really cute but a lot of work. How many do you have to do?? I would love to see them once you have them done as well as a "how -to" if you wouldn't mind. I have yet to try a pillow and am nervous to try!!
I don't cover any of my petit fours in rolled fondant. But I don't see why you can't. I used chocolate or a poured icing. It would be very time consuming though.
leahs- I haven't decided on the price yet because I have to get back with her on flavor and design, but I'd say at least $2.00 a piece.
Ladij153- She needs 40-50 servings. It's for a bridal shower.
I've looked on this site and found petit fours with glass slippers on top, but I cannot see the design on the cakes. I've searched the web and cannot find anything. I think I'm going to cut them out in squares, cover them in bc or whatever flavor frosting she wants, and then cover them in fondant and do the quilting design.
Honestly for a pillow design I'd charge at least twice that. Heck, I get $2.50 for a wedding cupcake.
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