Ok so if you look at my photos I seem to be playing a game of hit and miss on my final outcomes in regards to the smoothness of my fondant.
For Example ~ I have noticed lately that I seem to be getting a "filling bulge" that is showing in my final product.
Does anyone have any ideas what I might be doing wrong and how to get a smoother look.
I thank everyone in advance for your help.
I noticed the same with my cakes lately. I finally decided it was changing with the type of filling, amount of filling and the weather. I now put a stiff dam of bc in between each layer with the filling. It's actually so stiff now that I could roll it by hand prob. I always thought I was using a "stiff" dam before this. Now that I have "kicked" it up a notch I haven't had any more problems
Gosh I never thought that could be it I will have to give it a try, thank you for the input. Oh would you mind sharing your new found recipe.
I suppose it could be the thickness of the fondant - or the variety if you use more than one type. Also the layer of whatever is beneath it. I get the smoothest results if I have ganache underneath - but of course you can't use that every time. There are so many variables that could be the answer. I imagine once you do it long enough you just "know"
The stiff dam will help... and are you letting your cakes settle after you put the filling in? I still have trouble from time to time, but that does help.
Leah_s "newest trick" post:
http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-633571-.html
HTH
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