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Hello Zammits,
Thank you for posting your desserts. Can you tell me what the second picture is , what type of cake is that ? My other question is , how do you like working with fondant ?
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Victorian cupcakes
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both second and third photos are of almonds made recipes the second one is an almond cake with a fantastic surface and the third are almond bisc
never tried fondant,do you like to work with it?and what do you usually do with it?
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So interesting....you made and covered the cakes with marzipan. I have never used marzipan to that extent (covering cakes) , by the pictures , it looks like fondant. (maybe its just me) .
Do you buy your marzipan or do you make it yourself ?
I use fondant depending the cake I am going to make. I put a crumb coat of buttercream first then the fondant. I have not posted all my cakes pics but I certainly do enjoy working with sugar art.
Did you learn this all by yourself ? Did someone teach you ?
Its always interesting to learn how other bakers work, what inspires them.
Petals.
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Réalisé avec un soupçon d'amour.
Baby Cake
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Fruitcake - decorated
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Victorian cupcakes
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so,it's a mixture of ground almonds sugar and egg whites yes it's kind of marzipan.i usually make it myself,most of the times when i buy it,it doesn't taste like almonds to me so to play it safe i do it myself
no nobody taught me i look around watch cooking tv programms surf the internet look in books but haven't got any lessons,i just adore baking and cooking.
are you familiar to maltese islands?
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