I have a request for golf-themed cupcakes. First, I thought I could use my mini ball pan and make golf balls, but I'm thinking making all those indendations on the ball will take forever! Then I thought, I could do half-balls on top of cupcakes, but will those be giant?? And what can I use to make the indents on the ball?
Any other suggestions for golf-themed cupcakes??
How about doing grass on top, and sticking a tee into it? Or even a small flag and the hole surrounded my grass. You can add a small ball, I think if you just did a small fondant pearl, no indentations, people would get the point.
what about covering in MMF and putting the indents in them to make them look like golf balls?
to put indents on a fondant ball, just use the end of a small paintbrush or something similar.
I have golf cupcakes in my photos. I made little golf balls with indentations on them. I put some green grass on the cupcakes and placed the ball on it. I made some flags out of rice paper and toothpicks. Done!
make the cupcakes like the christmas ornament cupcake that I hav eseen here then do the imprints to look like golf balls
What about a cupcake cake? You could ask your customer if this might be an option and explain to her/him that this would allow a bigger picture and still be in single servings.
there has to be a chocolate mold for small golf balls somewhere! I would think about doing that.
Yes, that is what I've decided to do!! but since they are only 1/2 the ball, I've decided to just do half the ball and have it be "hiding" in some grass on the cupcakes. I think it would be too noticable if I tried to put two halfs together and they weren't perfect.
Why not make the top of the cupcake look like a golfball, and as long as you use a crusting butter cream, fondant, or anothing stiff icing, the real small side of a melon baller would work for a little divet (just dont press too hard). If you are thinking smaller, try the fondant molding tools with the ball end.
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