Need Smooth Candy Coating
Decorating By Noelle-and-Marie Updated 16 Jun 2011 , 7:36pm by Noelle-and-Marie
I am trying to make individual serving-size grills for Father's day. The instructions said to use the mini-ball pan and turn them upside-down to coat with red candy.
However, the candy doesn't go on smoothly since I have to spread it on. Is there any way to smooth the surface once it dries so it looks like the smooth exterior of a grill?
Why don't you pour the melted candy onto the cakes? Pretend they are large cake pops cut in half.
Do you have any paramount crystals? I use those in my chocolate to help get a smooth finish when making cake pops.
Pouring sounds good to me...set them on a cooling grid and pour the candy coating over them. If it doesn't pour smoothly, add a little spoonful of crisco and stir it in until it melts into the candy coating.
I did pour the candy - with added vegetable shortening. It didn't run over the edge. I *still* had to spread it! I wish I could just iron them!! ARGHHH.
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