Michelles Fondant Question

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sprinklescakeboutique Posted 7 May 2012 , 3:16pm
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it says 3 packs of gelatin the gelatin here comes in small square individual sheets that come in a pack of 12 would i use 3 of these sheets or is it 3 boxes ?

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bakingkat Posted 7 May 2012 , 3:43pm
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Does this help?http://britishfood.about.com/od/glossary/g/gelatin.htm

Can you not get granulated gelatin there, the sheets are pretty rare over here, so most things call for the powder. It sounds like you want 6 sheets per packet. Not sure how you would use it in the recipe though... soak it in the heavy cream? Good luck!

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sprinklescakeboutique Posted 7 May 2012 , 4:00pm
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no i dont think i can get powdered gelatin the sheets will dissolve when heated and go soft when in liquid so you think it would need 18 sheets? ie 6 per pack

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unctoothlady Posted 7 May 2012 , 4:44pm
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Are you referring to the Michelle Foster's Fondant recipe? If so, it only calls for 3 Tablespoons not 3 packs.

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sprinklescakeboutique Posted 9 May 2012 , 8:42am
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the full recipe requires 3 tsp of gelatin i thought it was six tsp? so if i want to half the recipe how many tsp will i need?

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unctoothlady Posted 9 May 2012 , 9:33am
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Its 3 tablespoons (tbsp) not teaspoons (tsp)

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unctoothlady Posted 9 May 2012 , 1:54pm
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Which recipe are you using?

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