Plz Help... How Do I Add Color To Fondant Once It Has Set?
Decorating By besweet2lissy Updated 29 Jun 2009 , 2:21pm by DebBTX
This is my first attempt at making fondant and I forgot to add the color before the mixture was thickened. I have no idea what to do and my cake mentor is unavailable to help me with this disaster. Today is my anniversary and the cake is supposed to be ready for tonight...
If it's already on the cake, then airbrush or painting are your only options now as far as I believe. Otherwise knead in the color. Happy Anniversary!
When you said the fondant was set, did you mean it was thickened because it was completely made, and sitting wrapped on the counter? Or that it was set because it was already on the cake and dried in place?
Happy Anniversary,
Debbie B.
Can't you add color and knead it in, I know when I buy store bought fondant it is already thick and I add the paste coloring and knead it twist and pull. Make sure you use powdered sugar on your hands so it does not stick. I hope this helps, goods luck happy Anniversary
I agree with hails. I always knead in color paste whether I'm using mmf or store bought fondant. I've never had any issues.
Kneed the color in, but use crisco on your hands. It will keep the color from soaking into your skin.
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