Why Does Filling Shows Through Fondant!
Decorating By leatee Updated 11 Aug 2009 , 1:40am by MrsNancyB1
hello! I recently covered a filled and stacked cake with home-made fondant; it looked great when it went on, but after a while I could see "filling bulges", or ridges where the layers were filled. What did I do wrong? Fondant too soft? Room too warm? What can I do do avoid this problem?
Thanks!
You should let your cake "settle" for several hours or overnight once you have filled and crumbcoated it. You can take the bulges out and smooth it out again before you apply the fondant. Good Luck
see this thread for good advice.
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-645385-cookie.html+press
Note: Leahs has patience -- doug does not!
I also found that if I put too much filling in my cake, I would get a bulge in the fondant.
I also found that if I put too much filling in my cake, I would get a bulge in the fondant.
That's what I was going to say. You may be adding too much filling. Next time try piping a dam around the top of the cake to be filled, and just spread the filling to the height of the dam. HTH.
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