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Off-Set
Stacking DVD and Free Package of Gumpaste
Kaye Hartman will show you how to properly stack and reinforce offset cake pictured on this 60 minute instructional DVD. Tons of tips and how-to advise. Plus get a bonus package of gumpaste for making roses and bridal lily shown on this DVD. #PK-33624 $39.95 Teapot
Set in Gumpaste DVD and Free Package of Gumpaste
Petal Craft's DVD shows you how to make an English Teapot Set in gumpaste using inexpensive chocolate mold. This decoration is so versatile, it can be used in many special occasion cakes such as birthday, retirement, Mothers Day or just a great gift by itself! You'll have hours and hours of fun making this Tea Set! Plus get a bonus package of gumpaste for making teapot and cups shown on this DVD. #PK-33625 $49.95 |
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All gums are polysaccharides, that is similar to sugars but with many sugar units making up a large molecule. They are bland in taste, odour less and tasteless. For tougher fondant to form objects: (These all do the same thing: gum trag, gum tex, veg. gum or tylose) Add 2 -3 tsp of gum to 1lb of fondant. Dry humidity less Gum - High humidity more Gum. Knead it in and let it rest overnight before using. recipe HERE See gum paste AOL chats I LOVE it! |
Used
to give shine to leaves and flowers. Some leaves and flowers are so shiny
they don't look real without it. Steaming leaves before painting with confectioner's
Glaze stops the color coming off the leaf and discoloring the unused conf.
glaze. It also means you only need to give one coat of conf. glaze. This
tip is meant for use with gumpaste.
Confectioners Glaze - a sealing liquid for candies or gingerbread houses. Brush on chocolate pieces that you wish to preserve as examples. |
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Fondant Recipe©
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4 lb. bag of powdered sugar
1 packet of Knox© gelatin
½ cup of cold water
8-16 oz. Of glucose
1/3 cup of Crisco©
3 teaspoons Sugarpaste© Gums
1 teaspoon of flavoring
Mix the gelatin with cold water.
Set aside. Mix powdered sugar and gums. Make a well in the center. Melt
the gelatin over hot water or microwave for one minute. Mix dissolved gelatin,
flavoring and glucose. Pour into well of powdered sugar mix. Add Crisco©.
Mix with dough hook or by hand. Knead on smooth surface dusted with powdered
sugar. Mix until smooth. To store: wrap with plastic wrap then seal in
plastic Ziploc© bag.
Pastillage Recipe
4 cups powdered sugar (set aside
2/3 cup)
1 Tablespoon Sugarpaste gum mixture
¼ cup water
Grease the bowl, paddle/beater.
On slow setting mix the powdered sugar and gum mixture. Add water. Mix
on slow setting. Grease the work surface, pour 2/3 cup powdered sugar on
work surface. Grease hands with Crisco. Put pastillage mixture onto sugar
and knead very well. The pastillage can be used immediately. However, it
will dry out faster than gumpaste so don’t use it for anything that takes
a long time to make.
Gumpaste Recipe
4 extra large egg whites
2 lbs powdered sugar (10x or 12x)
4 Tablespoons Sugarpaste Gum Blend
4 teaspoons Crisco/shortening
Place egg whites in a Kitchen aid
mixer bowl fitted with flat beater.
Turn the mixer on medium speed to
break egg whites.
Set aside 2/3 cup powdered sugar.
Mix remaining sugar with Sugarpaste
gum blend and mix well.
Set aside. Whip egg whites until
soft peaks form. Slow the mixer down to low and slowly add the sugar/gum
blend to egg whites. Mix well. Sprinkle work surface with 2/3 cup
of powdered sugar. Scrape the mixture out of the bowl onto work surface.
Place Crisco on hands and knead the paste. Add enough powdered sugar to
form a soft but not sticky dough. Check gumpaste dough by pinching with
your fingers and they should come away clean. Wrap in plastic wrap then
place in Ziploc bag and seal well. Place in refrigerator for 24 hours to
mature the paste. Can be frozen have being in refrigerator for 24 hours.
Recipe for
Tylose Flower Paste:
Lightly beat
1 egg white
Add 1 cup
powdered sugar
Beat until
a soft peak consistency to create royal icing.
Add 2 heaping
teaspoons Tylose
The mixture
will thicken immediately.
Gradually
add more sifted sugar until a pliable texture is achieved. Paste should
not be sticky.
Rub a bit
of white vegetable shortening on your hands and work paste thoroughly before
storing.
Place paste
in plastic bag. Seal and store in a plastic container in the fridge when
not in use.
Tylose Gumpaste
Recipe
4 large egg
whites
2 lbs. confectioners
sugar
4 tablespoons
Tylose Powder
4 teaspoon
shortening
1. Make royal
icing by whipping the egg whites and adding confectioners sugar gradually.
(I use a fork and it doesn't take nearly as long as you may think it would).
Mix untill wgg whites stand in soft peaks.
2. While mixing,
add the Tylose Powder slowly until the mixture becomes thick.
3. Scrape
out the mixture on a work surface and knead to the smooth consistancy.
4. Wrap gumpaste
in plastic wrap and place in a ziplock bag. Keep refrigerated.
5. Allow the
gumpaste to come to room temperature before use.
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