Cake Decorating Tips And Tutorials

I had to do some luster dusting of some red fondant pearls last week, right at the same time a question came up on a cake forum about the best way to pearlize colored pearls so that the color didn’t disappear. I’ve used regular pearl dust on colored pearls before, and it basically changes the […]

When you make fondant pearls it’s easy to make the colored ones, but if you want them to have some shine too it gets trickier. Make the pearls darker than you want them to be. To match a color and get the finished pearl the right shade, you’ll need to make it darker than the

When you’re painting on fondant cakes or gumpaste, you have many options for whatever type of effect you’re looking for. What kind of edible paint you’ll use is going to depend on the final effect that you want. What to use for edible paint. For a clear color, more like a watercolor, you can use:–Straight

Fondant pearls are easy, you just roll up little bits of fondant into balls, right?  Sort of, but you have to make sure that they’re all a uniform size unless you’re going for the random look. How to make fondant pearls. The way that I make fondant pearls is to use a strip mold for

When you hear people talk about “fondant” in cake decorating, you might not realize that there are multiple types of fondant. Some are for covering cakes, and some are for pouring over desserts like petit fours. If you think you’re using one kind but you’re supposed to be using a different one, you’re going to