Cover Rice Cereal Treats With Fondant And Keep It Smooth???
Decorating By abremer Updated 29 Aug 2014 , 10:56pm by MBalaska
I second thecakewitch's answer. I always use the melted chocolate to smooth any rice krispie modeling.
I have just layered mine with BC and smoothed it and it hasn't been lumpy. I've not tried the melted chocolate though.
Thanks for the tips.
I've used icing before, but it hasn't worked well for me. I just tried the melted chocolate, and it does help a lot. But now how do I get the chocolate really smooth? There are waves. Any tips?
AOnce the chocolate has set firm, shave it off with a shard knife or rub with your palm/fingers. The warmth from your hands will shoften the chocolate so you can smooth out the surface. Also using thicker fondant will help cover the flaws/lumps (even if you're just using icing). :)
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Once the chocolate has set firm, shave it off with a shard knife or rub with your palm/fingers. The warmth from your hands will shoften the chocolate so you can smooth out the surface. Also using thicker fondant will help cover the flaws/lumps (even if you're just using icing).
I'm glad that you guys have answered that question. I tried making a big RKT bear a while back and when I got done covering him in fondant he looked like he had a medical condition in his fur!
This does sound do-able mattyeatscakes.
AThanks, that worked great! I hit it with the blow dryer and smoothed with my hands. I guess my hands are too cold :)
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I tried making a big RKT bear a while back and when I got done covering him in fondant he looked like he had a medical condition in his fur!
Don't stress, the first fondant fairy I made looked like she was in dire need of weight watchers as I didn't use enough tylose and she slowly got shorter and fatter before the fondant hardened! Either that or she had an alien growing in her belly!
And several of the early animals I made have looked like the victims of a stroke with a nice droop in one direction. Sometimes I think medical assistance may be needed....maybe I can ask them to pop by your place later mb.....
ASame here! I'm not the best sculptor. My first lala loopsy for my niece, the kids were making fun of it because apparently the figure looked like she was pregnant. Hmmmp! Thanks, no cake for u! Lol
Best that we all have a laugh at our own expense. It makes it easier to carry on and keep trying. I guess it wouldn't hurt to get into the DH's carving tool cabinet and get out some planers for the next attempt as K8memphis suggests.
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