Has Anyone Every Tried Corn Syrup Glaze On A Cake
Decorating By rdh522 Updated 11 Apr 2011 , 4:29pm by GI
Hi,
I am making a Super Mario cake for my son's birthday this weekend and I've always used the star fill in method before but I'm not crazy with the look, I'm looking for something smoother and I've used the corn syrup glaze on cookies before and I love the way it smooths out and dries hard....but I am worried about doing it over buttercream icing and I've also heard not to put it in the frig or it will haze but I've always put my cakes in the frig when done.....I am open to any opinions and advise. Thanks
You draw the image in reverse on parchment and freeze it. Here's a tutorial...
http://www.wilton.com/blog/index.php/decorating-with-frozen-buttercream-transfers/
Thanks for the advise, I did look into the buttercream transfer but I wasn't crazy about how thick they end up.....so I tried my original idea and I was very happy with how it turned out.....the only problem was very slight hairline cracks which only showed up in the darker colors (wondering if if was due to the extra food coloring) but you really had to look to see them! I would definately use this method again!
I saw your pix. It turned out super.
For the CS glaze, does it soften up on the buttercream? I did put a few ??? on your pix....you know, FBCT are thick so I see what you mean. I think the CS glaze shows the details nicely.
Does this crust harder than a typical FBCT? I'm going to try this for a larger cake project I have coming up. This week I was going to try a FBCT and perhaps I'll do a CST side-by-side, see what the results are.
the only problem was very slight hairline cracks which only showed up in the darker colors (wondering if if was due to the extra food coloring) but you really had to look to see them! I would definately use this method again!
I wonder if a tiny bit of glycerin in the icing would fix this issue. You can't see the hairline crack in the pix.
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