How To Use Fondant In A Sentence
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These fondant decorations are easy to master if you follow our simple step-by-step instructions.
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And then there are those where the fondant - the essential goo - seems to have seeped through what should be a tough chocolate shell.
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Fill the prepared moulds to the top with the fondant mix.
The Sun
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The recipe given here is a quick-to-make fondant that does not need cooking.
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Keep the balloon to one side on non-stick paper. 8 Gather up some fondant trimmings and colour them brown.
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A plateful of sinful chocolate eclairs sitting on the countertop were trying hard to call my name, flirting with my sweet tooth by offering promises of oozing cream and a sugary chocolate fondant topping.
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The chocolate brûlée was the pick of the three, but the fondant and the white-chocolate sorbet slipped down equally easily.
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For our wedding, we had fresh raspberries mixed in with the filling and a rolled fondant icing.
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At the Poulencs our orange juice came in cut glass tumblers, and there were sugared almonds and fondants on paper doilies.
FORESTS OF THE NIGHT
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SugarBelle's- for what your describing i think that regular mmf would work great! it doesn't ever dry rock hard and would still be much softer than the royal icing after sitting for just a few days. unless your making something that needs to hold a shape well, you don't really need the molding mmf. and enhanced fondant is just this recipe for the molding mmf that i add gumpaste powder to reg mmf.
Modeling Marshmallow Fondant Recipe
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A fondant coating has an attractive, soft gleam and takes colours as pastel shades.
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And this dining room is the most elegantly pretty in London, a marvellous fondant of gilding, marble and airhead fresco.
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Of the puddings, a warm chocolate fondant with peanut ice-cream and artichoke caramel really stood out.
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I wasn't listening however, being too absorbed in my main order, haunch of venison, fondant potato, wild mushrooms, garlic puy lentils and pancetta.
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My wife, more qualified in this area, praised her chocolate fondant, a small sponge tower with a hot, runny filling.
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The worst thing you can do is expect him to match your ten to twenty years of feminine wisdom on the relative merits of buttercream vs. fondant.
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Too sweet, like pink fondant icing.
The Glasgow Girls
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The fondant is (obviously) where I began to struggle.
Keeping Up with the Times
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And there's even chocolate fondant for pudding.
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Dessert was a clever composition of bite-size warm chocolate and hazelnut fondant, banana souffle, blood orange creme and Bailey's ice cream.
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There were also dense slabs of chocolate fondant, and an apple croustade with a light, frilly crust that melted to butter in your mouth.
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Pour the remaining fondant mix over the caramel so it is completely encased in the centre of the fondant.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cover the cake with the appropriate pieces of red fondant, smoothing into the angle on the front.
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In fact, "marzipan" is often used to refer to fondant even if there's no actual almond paste in it therefore making it not marzipan.
Goodbye Captain Eo
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It came served on fondant potatoes with button onions and bacon lardons, finished with a truffle and red wine jus.
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It's time for the fondant, which is mixed with green food paste and kneaded to achieve a uniform color before its rolled flat.
Let Me Eat Cake
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The attention to culinary detail has already won the head chef Tony Singh national renown for a menu which includes chump of lamb with fondant potato, wild mushrooms and lentil jus, and vegetarian polenta, mushroom and artichoke ragout.
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Of the puddings, a warm chocolate fondant with peanut ice-cream and artichoke caramel really stood out.
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The enzyme would split the saccharose into the much runnier glucose and fructose to give the fondant its gooey consistency.
Times, Sunday Times
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There were also dense slabs of chocolate fondant, and an apple croustade with a light, frilly crust that melted to butter in your mouth.
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In a saucepan over low heat, combine corn syrup and fondant and cook, stirring constantly, until a light caramel color.
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The alien is hand molded out of fondant and is completely edible.
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Then I covered them with rolled fondant (a kind of icing) and painted them with icing color paste.
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They are also asking for 15 kg of marzipan, 15 kg of fondant icing and 800 paper napkins.
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Pour the remaining fondant mix over the caramel so it is completely encased in the centre of the fondant.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its time for the fondant, which is mixed with green food paste and kneaded to achieve a uniform color before its rolled flat.
Let Me Eat Cake
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In the confectionery industry today, fruit pastes appear to have been reduced to a minor role as centres for fondant, chocolates, and dragées.
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They're little cakes that are brushed with an apirot glaze, coated in marzipan and then topped with poured fondant.
Cupcake Poll #17 - Tea Cakes
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The "tiers" (the base and the middle) are foam board wrapped in fondant, and were planned to be that way from the get-go to support the weight of the cake.
Boing Boing
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They were like eclairs with a marzipan, instead of a fondant, topping.
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Too sweet, like pink fondant icing.
The Glasgow Girls
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The festival will include cakes for all occasions, with toppings made of fondant, butter cream, fresh cream, and royal icing.
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It was more common, in glassmaking or enameling treatises, to focus attention to chemistry on the creation of coloring materials, particularly the glass-fondant-metal combinations. reference An underlying belief was that firing would, in addition to melting the as-yet unformed color, exclude potentially harmful airs, as was the case in other painting practice. 37 Sometimes a description suggested that the vitreous color or coating held itself in place as a layer constricting the whole.
The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe
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Both the crème brûlée and the vanilla ice cream were average, but the chocolate fondant was obscenely good.
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However, Darcey's favourite nibble slips down the nutritional pecking order on account of its sugary fondant centre.
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Fondant icing is literally fondant warmed with a little syrup, flavoured, and coloured.
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Not even in Spain have I tasted a better tortilla: the potatoes and onions sweated to fondant softness, the egg almost imperceptible and just gently holding them.
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Knead the fondant or marzipan thoroughly, using a circular motion to spread the colour evenly.
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Austin includes directions for using a specific kind of fondant, which is something most home bakers don't mess with, and food-safe markers.
Holiday Cookies preview: Carla's and Maggie's
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Pour the remaining fondant mix over the caramel so it is completely encased in the centre of the fondant.
Times, Sunday Times
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She showed the members how to make beautiful flowers and other decorations from fondant icing and sugar paste.
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This salad of roasted eggplant, tomatoes and raisins is spiced with cumin and comes with a goat cheese fondant and black olive tapenade.
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At the Poulencs our orange juice came in cut glass tumblers, and there were sugared almonds and fondants on paper doilies.
FORESTS OF THE NIGHT
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Her mouth full of pistachio fondant, she craned her neck to look at his books: Rafael Sabatini, The Sea Hawk, Nat Gould, Wizard of the Turf.
THE GOLDEN LION
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Serve with the fondant potato and a large spoonful of buttered kale.
The Sun
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A fondant with a melting centre appeared less easy-peasy.
Times, Sunday Times
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In most of these cake show challenges, each cake is literally draped in fondant, which brings nothing to the flavor of the cake, and exists solely as a sculpting agent.
'Top Chef: Just Desserts': Who wants to watch another show about cake? | EW.com
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• How do you decide whether to focus on three-dimensional cake sculptures of puppets or pricey cakes covered in rolled fondant with delicate pipework?
Good-looking books give recipes for two foodie careers
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In a saucepan, cook the fondant and corn syrup to a temperature of 310 degrees.
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Sugar paste, home made or bought, is sometimes erroneously called fondant icing.
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Real fondant, which is basically 100% sugar, is also more expensive than buttercream, and some places will use a fake fondant that is pretty gross.
Love is in the Air...
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Tears have already been shed over the brioche, reputations left in tatters over the fondant icing.
Times, Sunday Times
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The attention to culinary detail has already won the head chef national renown for a menu which includes chump of lamb with fondant potato, wild mushrooms and lentil jus, and vegetarian polenta, mushroom and artichoke ragout.
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Tears have already been shed over the brioche, reputations left in tatters over the fondant icing.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the confectionery industry today, fruit pastes appear to have been reduced to a minor role as centres for fondant, chocolates, and dragées.
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Other coloring materials were prepared in approximately the same way: mixing the coloring source with a fondant and perhaps other ingredients to improve its qualities, followed by multiple melting, cooling and regrinding steps, until the coloring material was determined to be good enough for use.
The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe
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Pudding, however, was a triumph, with Lucinda's chocolate fondant being a gooey delight.
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My wedding cake had cardboard *under* the fondant to provide structural support for the upper layers rather than countersunk dowels.
It's In There
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Gently attach to the card, resting the base on a matchbox to raise the cake slightly off the green fondant.
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The name fondant comes from the French fondre, meaning “to melt,” and fondant is the base for what are called candy “creams,” the flavored, moist, melt-in-the-mouth interiors of filled chocolates and other candies.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
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Cut a long strip of fondant to wrap around the bottom edge of the ship.
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Pour the remaining fondant mix over the caramel so it is completely encased in the centre of the fondant.
Times, Sunday Times
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They're intricate: you've got to make buttercream, and you've got to make fondant that is dippable but not too runny.
Times, Sunday Times
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Tears have already been shed over the brioche, reputations left in tatters over the fondant icing.
Times, Sunday Times
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The meat was moist, the sage gravy excellent, the sage and onion stuffing light and moreish, the fondant potato to die for and the warm, clove-scented cranberry accompaniment more of a pleasurably tart compote than a jammy sauce.
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Fondant can also be cast in moulds and allowed to set.
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Lollipops and LifeSavers are amorphous candies; fudge and fondant (creamy candy or filling) are crystalline.
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These fondant decorations are easy to master if you follow our simple step-by-step instructions.
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Looks like a case of overwarm-overhumidified fondant... but I think the decorator's heart was in the right place.
What $1,000 Gets You In Texas
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I had the whole roast grouse with ‘banana fondants’ and baby onions for €26.
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And doctors who can't trust would-be slimmers to tell the truth will be able to analyse their diet - fondant fancies and all - before they've even had a chance to enjoy it.
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Cut a long strip of fondant to wrap around the bottom edge of the ship.
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The Hot Cuban fondant is the best dessert I have ever eaten.
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The hot chocolate fondant, complemented by a compôte of berries and pistachio ice-cream, rounded off one of the best meals I have eaten this year.
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There were also dense slabs of chocolate fondant, and an apple croustade with a light, frilly crust that melted to butter in your mouth.
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Tears have already been shed over the brioche, reputations left in tatters over the fondant icing.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her winning MasterChef menu included pan-fried monkfish with butternut squash fondant and almond panna cotta with poached tamarillos and berries.
The Sun
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Pudding, however, was a triumph, with Lucinda's chocolate fondant being a gooey delight.
