Learn how to indent a cake with an even quilt pattern.
Learn how Serdar indents a quilt pattern on a round cake. Quilt patterns have been used on cake surfaces for a long time and has become a classic method to give a cake a romantic, soft, cuddly and cushiony feel. We could just take a long corner edged hard object and simply visually indent lines at opposite angles and at as equally distanced gaps as possible. This would result in a quilt pattern but all the lines most probably won’t have even distances between them and won’t all be at the same angle. I would like to show you a simple method that ensures even distances and equal angles for a quilt pattern on a cake.
Great tutorial. When quilting, I found the plastic wrap technique used to deal with the fondant sticking to be a great tip. If he would have waited until the cake had come completely to room temperature, as he normally would have, we would have never seen how to deal with that problem. There are many times when the perfect situation, be it climate, time constraints, or just some problem comes up in the kitchen and you have to deal with what you have. The tips using the separate piece of fondant at the end of the tutorial were helpful. The double lined quilted technique was an eye opener. I always enjoy how Chef Yener gives the viewer optional ways to create a whole new look just by changing up a few simple tools. He has so much experience and is so practical. This is why I love his tutorials. I can always come away with some tip which will help me be better at what I enjoy doing.
Thank Christine for taking so much time to share your view. Kindness..