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Pizzazz!
Hand cut cakes are coated with
pastel poured fondant and topped by delicate royal icing bows. Wrap up
the look neatly with candy box favors.
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D. A Little Give and Take
In advance: Make teardrop loops
using royal icing. Cover loop pattern
from 2006
Pattern Book with waxed paper and pipe 49
tip 3 loops each in COLORS:
violet/rose combination, rose, orange, royal blue, leaf green/lemon yellow
combination and lemon yellow; let dry. Several hours in advance: Freeze
two 9 x13 in. sheet
cakes, 1 1/2 in. high, to make firm for cutting.
From one cake, cut 19 rounds using large Cut-Out. Trim 2nd cake to 1¼ in. high and cut into nineteen 2 in. squares. Prepare 3 recipes of Quick-Pour Fondant Icing and tint portions to match loop colors. Prepare cakes and cover 6 or 7 (38 total) in each color of poured icing; let set. Pipe tip 3 lines and dots in royal icing. Pipe a tip 3 mound on cake tops and insert 7 loops. Position cakes on Large Cupcakes 'N More Dessert Stand.
E. Given with Ribbon
Mold candy shells in cavities of
Non-Stick
Standard Muffin Pan.* Mold candy plaque lids 1/8 in. deep in 3
in. Round Metal Cutter placed on Non-Stick
Cookie Pan. Refrigerate until firm; unmold. Fill shell with Pillow
Mint candies. Tie ribbon bow around shell and lid.
* Pour melted Coating
chocolate into pan, turn to coat and chill until the shell will fall
out of the pan.
F. Candy to Unwrap
Tint portions of White
Coating chocolate using candy coloring;
to mold packages in Gift Truffles Mold #2115-1728 using painting method.
Chill until firm; unmold.
Quick
Pour Fondant Icing
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Ingredients:
6 cups confectioners' sugar, sifted
(1 1/2 lbs.)
1/2 cup water (4 ounces)
2 tablespoons light corn syrup
1 teaspoon Wilton
Almond Extract
Icing Colors, optional
Cakes should be covered with apricot
glaze (see recipe below) or a thin coating of buttercream icing. Let set
15 minutes before covering with fondant.
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Place sugar in saucepan. Combine
water and corn syrup. Add to sugar and stir until well mixed. Place over
low heat. Don't allow temperature of fondant to exceed 100°F. Remove
from heat, stir in flavor and Icing Color, if desired. To cover cake, place
cake or cookies on cooling grid over a drip pan. Pour fondant into center
and work towards edges. Touch up bare spots with spatula. Let set. Excess
fondant can be reheated.*
.
Makes 2 1/2 cups. Recipe may be
doubled or tripled.
.
*You can do the same using coating
chocolate in a bag as shown. Melt the chocolate and place in the bag to
coat evenly.
Prepared by Wilton 2006
TO SERVE:
Place the cupcakes on the stand and the large round cupcake.
Pipe green tip
233 grass around bottom of large cupcake.