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Baking By nanatrucker Updated 17 Apr 2009 , 12:42pm by nanatrucker

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nanatrucker Posted 15 Apr 2009 , 11:01pm
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I need the best tasting fondant recipe there is. Please Please somebody help icon_cry.gif

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nanatrucker Posted 16 Apr 2009 , 12:44am
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Please somebody I know someone has a recipe that taste better than wiltons ready made. Please help. icon_cry.gif

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JanH Posted 16 Apr 2009 , 4:19am
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nanatrucker Posted 16 Apr 2009 , 12:43pm
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Thanks for the reply and I have seen all of those in the recipe section but I was wondering which one is the best because tgis will be eaten.TIA

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JanH Posted 17 Apr 2009 , 9:12am
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The recipes are rated, although presently, there's no way to leave comments.

Pick a 4**** recipe and you should be pleased with the results. icon_smile.gif

HTH

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ApplegumKitchen Posted 17 Apr 2009 , 9:52am
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Here's one that I have used for years - Australian and gets 5 stars from me! (so let me know if there are things that you need clarified)

FONDANT

1/4 cup (60mls) (2fluidozs) water
1 tablespoon gelatine (20mls) think this is what you guys call unflavoured jello
3 tablespoons liquid glucose (again THINK this is what you would call light corn syrup - its clear!)
1 tablespoon glycerine
5 cups(750g) (1-1/2 lb) sifted pure icing sugar (this is 100% powdered sugar with no cornstarch added)
extra 1-1/2 cups (about 325g)

Place water in a small saucepan, add gelatine, stir over LOW heat until gelatine is dissolved; DO NOT BOIL Remove from heat and add glucose and glycerine, stir to combine. Place icing sugar into large basin, make well in centre, add liquid. Stir with spoon until sugar is combined with liquid. When mixture becomes too stiff to stir, mix with hand. Turn fondant out onto surface that has been well dusted with the extra icing sugar. Knead lightly until smooth, pliable and without stickiness

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FromScratch Posted 17 Apr 2009 , 10:32am
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I use Michele Foster's recipe... it is wonderful to work with and it tastes great. I stay away from marshmallow fondant... it's proven to be overly sweet and difficult to work with at times. Michele's recipe works everytime for me. HTH's

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sweetjan Posted 17 Apr 2009 , 10:56am
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Michele Foster's is state of the art! thumbs_up.gif

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nanatrucker Posted 17 Apr 2009 , 12:42pm
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Thank You Thank You VERY Much all of you. You guys are GREAT! thumbs_up.gif

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