How far in advance is it best to make fondant balls to surround bottom perimeter of cake? I have a busy week and a graduation cake for next Saturday. I thought about making the fondant balls and other decoration pieces now so they will be firm later, but is it too early? Do you add tylose to fondant in weather like this? TIA
I do mine a few days ahead and just use fondant. The kids, and some adults love the eat them.
You can make them now or anytime up until the day before you use them. I do this alot and make up to 3/4" balls, and find they work best if dried overnight. But if I have the opportunity when I'm making other decorations ahead of time, I roll the fondant balls at the same time - sometimes a week or more ahead of time. I always end up with more than I need.... so I started lining them up around the perimeter of a cooking pan. Then I can actually measure how much "border" I have and not over do by so much. Have fun!
Agree, they're eaiser to handle once they've dried. Much less chance of denting them.. for a lack of a better word!
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