How To Make Fondant Look Shiny
Decorating By bittersweet Updated 26 May 2008 , 1:51am by CharmingConfections
Would like to know how you make the fondant on my cake shiny when I am done decorating it. Any help will be apprecitated.
I just commented on this cake and I think the drape on the cross is what you are going for, and there are also instructions
http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1225132&done=2
after the fondant is on the cake, rub a bit of veg shortening onto both palms and then rub over the cake.
I saw Michelle Foster do it at a Cake Challenge and then she threw glitter all over the cake. Pretty!
Thanks for your help. I have done the veg oil before. That does work. But how much is to much to use. And I love the spray luster dust but sometime I don't need the sparkle.
Rub the fondant with another small piece of fondant! Take a small piece and rub on your worktop until smooth, then rub over the cake in small circular movements, gives a lovely soft sheen, and really smoothes the fondant, you can feel the difference after!
Sister S x
One other way to get fondant to shine is use a small clothing steamer steam it lightly and it looks great.
Never would've thought of rubbing another piece of font. But now that I've heard (seen) it, that makes sense. Thanks.
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