Nice Sharp Fondant Edges

Decorating By jenlynnlmt Updated 4 Aug 2011 , 4:08pm by mrsg1111

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jenlynnlmt Posted 4 Aug 2011 , 2:00am
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im doing a stacked drum cake.. im thinking of doing the technique of fondanting the sides then the top so its a crisp edge.. any ideas the best way to do this? sides first or top first or any thing lol..

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patjobes Posted 4 Aug 2011 , 1:11pm
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i would do the sides first but when you it that way you will be left with a seam at the back of your cake, however it will give you a lovely neat edge good luck

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katj012 Posted 4 Aug 2011 , 2:23pm
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Just wondering - if you ice the cake very smooth and get sharp edges on that and then let it harden in the fridge for a while, won't you get nice sharp edges with your fondant? (Just trying to see if it can save you a step!)

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FerrariGal Posted 4 Aug 2011 , 3:38pm
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How about using ganache to cover your cake under the fondant? I too am working on getting sharp edges on my cakes, and so far using ganache has resulted in my best work. There are some good tutorials on you-tube if you look. HTH

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mrsg1111 Posted 4 Aug 2011 , 3:57pm
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There was just a thread a couple days ago about ganache where there was a video posted on how to do this. i'll look back post the link that they posted. It was very helpful and i can't wait to try it.

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mrsg1111 Posted 4 Aug 2011 , 4:08pm
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the youtube site is
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