Gum Paste Leaves On Cake - Petal Dust Ruboff
Decorating By Lori2240 Updated 13 Aug 2008 , 10:07pm by jules1719
There is a similar post just added asking a similar thing, but I am planning on glueing (royal icing) some sugar paste leaves to a fondant cake. Is there anyway to keep the petal dust from rubbing off onto the fondant. I guess it wouldnt be the end of the world if it did, I just dont want it turning into a big mess. Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
You can 'set' the dust by steaming the leaves.
Just put a pot of water on the stove to boil and pass the leaf thru the steam quickly.
You can 'set' the dust by steaming the leaves.
Just put a pot of water on the stove to boil and pass the leaf thru the steam quickly.
Ditto.
Michele
A lot of steam, or just a little? Would water droplets from the boiling water hit it, or do I just hold it above the splatter? Thanks!
It takes a second or two to steam your flowers. Hold it in the steam too long, and you'll melt the flower, or leaf in this case.
Steam for a few seconds just until it turns shiny and remove.
You can also dip the leaves in lacquer, but that sorta defeats the purpose of gumpaste....
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