SUGAR SCROLL for Inscriptions

SUGAR SCROLL for Inscriptions

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Learn how to make an old scroll that can be used to include an inscription with a cake.

This week, I show you my way of creating an old, medieval looking scroll which can be used to include a message or inscription with a cake.

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Tools & Materials
Rolling Pins
Medium size
Preferably with no scratches or dents.
Knife
Edible Marker Pens
With 2 tips (thin and thick)
Gas Torch
Oil Cooking Spray
Colour should be as light as possible to prevent discolouration in the fondant or pastillage.
Recipes & Ingredients
A thick sugar paste, similar to gum paste, that can be molded into different shapes and forms. When dried, it is hard and brittle. Unlike gum…
Nescafe
For colouring

2 comments

  1. Deirdre Kettle says:

    lovely effect/finish to a cake, think i would need a stencil to write that nicely, will definitely have to try n make pastillage again as my first time wasn`t very successful, was trying to find a substitute for it since you cant buy it in Ireland

    1. Deirdre Kettle says:

      Made a little one of these for the beach theme cake im working on at the minuet its not perfect but was mainly so I could put the chocolate inscription onto from your other tutorial ie easy inscriptions, worked a treat. would have posted a picture but cant find where to do this

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