Cake Dummies

Decorating By Roxie1969 Updated 2 Jun 2019 , 4:17pm by -K8memphis

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Roxie1969 Posted 1 Jun 2019 , 7:48pm
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I just finished culinary art and hospitality. I have just recently received my cake dummies, I have some cake knowledge and I want to start developing a technique  like making sworls on the side of a cake,stacked cakes that are not shakey. Thanks for all the help.

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kakeladi Posted 1 Jun 2019 , 9:53pm
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Just make some crusting buttercream and practice, practice, practice.  You can cover those dummies with b'cream or fondant as you wish.  After you are satisifiec w/what you have done, take some pictures and scrape off the icing and start a new practice.    Also there are lots of videos on YouTube that will help you - spendtime studying them.  There is all kinds of help on this site & the internet. 

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-K8memphis Posted 2 Jun 2019 , 4:16pm
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if you are doing fondant and the dummy has a ninety degree edge -- sand it off a bit beforehand so it doesn't tear there --

and after I roll out my fondant I run the dummy under the faucet then shake it off so it's damp when I apply fondant --

dummy cakes aren't going to wobble

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-K8memphis Posted 2 Jun 2019 , 4:17pm
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what are sworls? what technique?

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