Okay, I know this has probably been covered but since the crash took out alot of postings, I thought I would ask. I am wanting to bake some nfsc for Easter and want to know if anyone has used Michele Fosters fondant on them. (Place a cutout of the same shape on the cookie after removing from oven?) Were you happy with the result? Any tips you can add to help me do this for the first time? Thanks for any assistance.
I have made loads of nfsc with fondant on them (not Michele Fosters fondant tho) and they turn out fab. Just make sure that you don't use too much ps when rolling the fondant out as this stops it from sticking to the cookie, also small peices of fondant need something to help them stick but to cover the whole cookie I just put the cut out of fondant onto the cookie as soon as it comes out of the oven then it kinda melts on to the cookie and as the cokkie cools it hardens back up. HTH
Boo for jury duty! Hope the cookies helped.
Just wanted to mention that I sometimes put a very thin layer of bc frosting to keep the fondant on the cookie. Then when you are decorating the fondant with the details you can apply it straight on to the fondant.
Here's a youtube video using fondant on cookies. They're valentines day- put the technique is the same.
I've not used that particular recipe, but regular MMF, to make Easter egg cookies. I marbled the fondant with three different shades (pale pink, green, and brown), then brushed the fondant with luster dust. They turned out really pretty. Be sure to apply a thin layer of corn syrup before placing the fondant on the cookie.
If you haven't already, take a peek at The Flour Pot website. They specialize in fondant-covered cookies. And their book is excellent - one of my favorites.
Have fun!
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