I am thinking of volunteering my services for an election tea fundraiser for my very good friend who is running for Judge. This will be a small town function so I won't need 1,000's. I also thought this would be a good thing for exposure as well as helping them out on their budget.
I have never made Petit Fours so I am just wondering do I just make sheet cakes and use cookie cutters to get the small shapes. Also, are they one layer or do you layer them with filling in the middle? Can I make them up and freeze them or should I just freeze the cake and then apply the poured fondant the day before?
I will be using poured fondant unless someone has a better suggestion.
Thanks for all your help.
a class I took once had us make cake in a jelly roll pan and then cut with cookie cutters while frozen and we dipped in chocolate.. actually the white coating in the store that says for almond bark put about a T of crisco in it to keep it a little soft. it was wonderful.. we did not fill them I would not make them for pay. too much labor
The brownies sound like a good idea=) Cut them into cute shapes and the pipe the frosting in a nice swirl on top! I seen that on, I believe the companies name is, Sweet Stuff(or Creations). They looked yummy and fancy at the same time! Jen
they are way tomuch work that is way they charge 2.00 each oh that is work but yes you douse a jelly roll pan and the candy melts then with shorting or there is poured fondant too well good luck
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