Need Royal Icing Question Help, Asap, Please!!!

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nathanikka Posted 24 Sep 2006 , 1:14am
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Does anyone have any idea on how to make royal icing dry faster if it is pretty thick? Any tricks? Please help!!!

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Princess3 Posted 24 Sep 2006 , 1:16am
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Maybe a small fan, or put in an open window???

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zoraya Posted 24 Sep 2006 , 1:21am
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is it on cookies? or did you just make flowers that need to dry? I remember reading a thread on here where they were putting them in a warm oven to dry them faster. Don't remember the exact details but it was just set on warm. I do remember Doug was part of the thread so he may have a better anwer for you.

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sweetoccasions Posted 24 Sep 2006 , 1:22am
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Do you have a food dehydrator? I dried royal icing violet leaves for a wedding cake in 45 minutes. Usually takes 10-15 hours for them to dry because they are so thick. I've had a friend borrow it and dry royal icing roses in an hour.

Hope that helps.

Vicky

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KlyKat Posted 24 Sep 2006 , 1:26am
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Do you have a food dehydrator? I dried royal icing violet leaves for a wedding cake in 45 minutes. Usually takes 10-15 hours for them to dry because they are so thick. I've had a friend borrow it and dry royal icing roses in an hour.

Hope that helps.

Vicky




Now that's a good idea thumbs_up.gif K'ly ^,,^

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TexasSugar Posted 24 Sep 2006 , 1:48am
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You can also place it in the oven with just the light one. Make sure you stick a sticky not or tape over the oven knob though. icon_smile.gif

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