Hi,
I have a big question for the experts, its gonna b the firts time i try to do MMf fondant, but i didnt find white mashmallows, only green with bleu and white, and pink, all mix colours, will that interfear a lot with the colouring process? Iam gonna colour the MMF blue, and another part red, (Iam doing a Spiderman cake or at least try to)!
I really wanna do a good job and impress me 6 year old and his friends.
Carmen
i would use marshmallow creme or fluff in place of actual mm's, if you can only find colorful ones. just use 16 oz mmcreme, 2 tsp flavoring, and up to 2 lbs powdered sugar. make it exactly like you would with mm's (after they've been melted). make sense?
I would use the mm creme also. I made my first batches of MMF today. I used regular white then used the limited edition strawberry pink ones. The pink batch was just as dark as the marshmallows. I didn't add any extra color; I figured that when I added all that powdered sugar that the pink would be very light. You'd probably end up with a yucky brown color.
Finaly My Spiderman birthday cake!! Thank you all for your tips here is the result, my son absolutely loved it!!
I never knew that fondant was so hard to do!! My mom and husband tried and gave up but i just couldnt, i kneaded and kneaded until it was done !!! I think i lost 1 or 2 kilos just kneading LOL! But it was worth it i loved the cake!! Its far from perfect but it was my fisrt fondant cake.
All my friends couldnt believe that i had made it and that i made the fondant there was even a girl that said that she didnt even know why i gave myself the trouble to do it when i can buy it but i told there is nothing more special than seeing your little boys pride about the cake that momy made.
Love and kisses to all
Carmen
Making the cake yourself is so-o much better than buying it! You did a wonderful job. I'm glad you wouldn't give up. I'm sure you were the hero of the day for your little boy!!
Nisha
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