Royal Icing Transfers On Bc Iced Cake

Decorating By Tmaree Updated 27 Jun 2013 , 8:45pm by Tmaree

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Tmaree Posted 26 Jun 2013 , 6:04pm
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AHi! I've read a few threads on royal icing transfers, they mostly seem to be used on fondant covered cakes. I need to lay one on top of a BC iced cake, does anyone have info on how to prevent the fat in buttercream from dissolving my RI transfer??

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Rosie93095 Posted 26 Jun 2013 , 7:04pm
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I always do a frozen BC transfer on BC cakes. That way they don't dissolve.

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Tmaree Posted 26 Jun 2013 , 10:01pm
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AI might need to consider doing that......thank you Rosie93095!

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ddaigle Posted 26 Jun 2013 , 10:05pm
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Cut a piece of fondant the same shape of your RI transfer.    Have the transfer on the fondant so the BC won't break it down.

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Tmaree Posted 26 Jun 2013 , 10:37pm
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AGreat idea ddaigle! Thank you

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Rosie93095 Posted 26 Jun 2013 , 10:58pm
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I have also used candy melts the same way ddaigle said to use fondant. They also make a good base.

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Tmaree Posted 27 Jun 2013 , 8:45pm
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AThank you Rosie93095 that snds great too!

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