Need some help!
I made a few RI lilies for a cake today and let them dry for about 5/6 hours. However, when i try to take them off the foil, they're breaking. Am i doing anything wrong here? Is my icing consistency not right or shd i let them dry some more?
Oh my gosh! I've had the same issue! I even let my lilies dry for 48 hrs+and they still stuck to the foil ans crumbled I did thirty for the Easter cake in my pics and one was usable(well it only lost one petal and I half-a$$ed glued it back on) I used the Wilton RI recipe, so I'll be anxiously waiting for any help/advice too.
ill be working with royal icing for the first time on tuesday (the wilton recipe) any suggestions would gladly be accepted!!! does anyone recommend a different recipe? difference method?
5-6 hours is not long enough for them to dry. These are going to take longer than the ones you do on the regular flower nail because you have alot of icing that is not touching air.
You can pop them in a warm (just the light on) oven, but you are still looking at several hours before they are completely dry. I usually suggest my students do them atleast 2-3 days ahead of time so they have plenty of time to really dry out.
I've also just used Wilton's icing. Jeep girl were you working with fresh royal?
Yep, I made it that morning, seemed to be a good consistency, piped nice but well, just didn't set up, it set more like crusting bc. I did them thursday morning for a cake I finished Easter morning.They had plenty of time, I think I'll just blame it on strange weather/humidity. That's always my excuse when things go wonky(it's never because I make a mistake somewhere )
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