Learn a special technique to create fondant patterns on the surface of a cake.
In this tutorial, you will learn Serdar’s special technique of creating fondant patterns that are only limited by your imagination.
2400g mixture to produce 8 x 20mm high by 150mm round (diametre) sponges used to sandwich 20cm high by 15cm round (diametre) cake with ganache.
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1kg total
- 800g in 8 different colours (100g each)
- 200g black
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I really do love your teaching style. You make everything look possible. I was waiting to join when I had enough money to…and I’m so glad I did. You are indeed a very great instructor .Thank you Mr .Yerner
I love all you cakes, but this style of fondant covering, is my favorite
Hi. Absolutely love your designs and your style of teaching. I am unable to get your fondant here in Canada. Can I use rolled chocolate for your “sliced fondant” designs.i thought if I did then I could prepare it several days ahead.
i don’t know about rolled chocolate but you can try other brand of fondant.
I love this technique it look beautiful. But I live in US Florida and is always very hot here. What was the grand of fondant your using for this technique since you said that it doesn’t dry quickly. I like to buy it and try this beautiful look. Thank you chef.
I just wanted to say thankyou so much for that great tutorial and great technique you are amazing!!! I tried this technique on a cake I made this week and am over the moon with the way it turned out. I submitted my cake to the Australian Cake Decorating Network and won “Members Monday ACDN Choice award in the ‘Cake’ category”.
So thankyou once again you are truly a master!!! 😀
Congratulations.
Thankyou
I just purchased this video and I only get the voice. What am I dong wrong?
Just used this technique slightly modified for a very Christmassy looking poinsettia. Very happy with the result.
Brilliant!!!
You are amazing! That looks incredible. You are always so creative. I love to watch you working. Looking forward to try more of your beautiful art.