Hi all,
I like to make my own fondant, the non-marshmellow kind. I've been told that it should be used right away, but I don't buy it. I'm sure there must be some way to store it. I've read that it shouldn't be refridgerated, but does anyone know why? If you could let me know how all of you store your fondant and for how long, I would be grateful
Thanks,
Sandra
I store mine wrapped in plastic wrap inside of Satin Ice containers that I saved. I keep them in my basement, and it lasts for months!
I use the Michele Foster recipe. Instructions say it holds at room temp for a month I believe but if I don't use it in a week or so I freeze it. I normally thaw and refreeze it multiple times before its used up.
i wrap mine in plastic wrap, then put it in a baggie, then put all mine in a big tupperware container and leave out in my kitchen with the other cake stuff. lasts forever. if they're ever too hard, I microwave a few seconds (7-10). If too soft or wet/sticky I add powdered sugar. I've had some colors for close to a year
When I make fondant, I use Toba Garrett's or Margaret Braun's recipes, and they both say to keep refrigerated, well wrapped, so that's what I do.
I keep it for months, but usually use them by then. Always have to remember to take out of the fridge to soften the morning of decorating though.
I make MFF and freeze it - wrap it in plastic first then put it in one of those vacuum zip-type bags with the little hand pump. Pump out the air and throw it in the freezer. I do this with gumpaste too.
I use MMF and this is how I store it (it will keep forever this way)
double wrap in saran, place in a gallon size freezer baggie, being sure to squish out as much air as possible....then put the whole thing in a food saver bag and suck all the air out with the vacuum seal machine....store at room temp....HTH!
use this method with GP as well
put it in baggies and then in cannister set on counter, if I have it too long and its hard I chuck it
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