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Edible glue are used for securing decorations(flower, bow, characters,etc) to fondant covered cakes. There are several glues that could perform this function ranging from water, melted chocolate, royal icing,etc. ... And for a neater work, our edible glue recipe is recommended because of it's transparent colour and it's adhesive strength. Ingredients •½ teaspoon tylose powder •5 tablespoon Warm Water • Container Procedure • Put your tylose powder in a container • Add warm water and mix with a fork to break the tylose lumps • Cover and refrigerate the mixture overnight, this would allow the mixture to set • Take the mixture out of the fridge ( by now the mixture should have the consistency of a syrup) • Add tylose powder, if the mixture is thin • Add  water (little at a time), if the mixture is thick This Edible glue is perfect for securing small decorations, royal Icing should be used for bigger decorations.    When making decoration wit

Pastillage is a hard sugar dough when dry. Pastillage is perfect for sculpting hard sugar crafts like 3D heel and building characters. It is made using icing sugar, gum tragacanth or its chemical derivatives and egg whites.     When working on Pastillage, time is the main factor to be considered as Pastillage sets and dries out really quickly. Pastillage can be further smoothened after it has dried using sand paper.     The Pastillage recipe below is easy to make and can be made in a short period of time. Ingredients • 500g icing sugar • 2 egg whites • 3 teaspoon gum tragacanth/ CMC • Corn Flour(for kneading) Procedure • Put egg whites in a clean mixing bowl • Sift in icing sugar and gum tragacanth • Mix till it's well incorporated • Transfer it to a clean working surface and knead with corn flour • Wrap Pastillage with a cling film and store for 24hours before use or till when it is needed. This makes it more pliable and easy to work it.  

This Sponge cake recipe is a butter based sponge cake with a fluffy and firm texture... This Sponge cake is sooo yummy!    There are few twists used in this recipe and can be used for any other cake recipe to help retain its moisture. • Bake the cake over a hot water bath. • Line your baking pan with a parchment paper Ingredients • 300g All purpose flour • 3 tablespoon corn flour • ½ teaspoon salt • 1 cup Sugar • 8 tablespoon unsalted butter • 6 Eggs • 1 teaspoon baking powder • 10 tablespoon Milk • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract • ¾ teaspoon cream of tartar/ Vinegar/ Lemon juice Method • Mix your dry ingredients (Flour, corn flour, baking powder and salt) together • Grease and flour your baking pan • Preheat your oven • Separate egg whites and yolks • On a low heat, heat butter and milk for 2 minutes • Remove  butter and milk mix from heat, add ½ cup of sugar and egg yolk ( one at a time) and mix using a whisk • Fold in dry ingredients until it is well incorpo

Royal icing is a type of non-rolled icing made using confectioner sugar, meringue powder, egg whites, lemon extract and other ingredients.    Royal Icing has different types based on ingredients used, the traditional egg white Royal icing and the meringue poeder type. The meringue powder type has no egg whites in its recipe.    Royal icing is used in decorating cookies, gingerbread houses, cupcakes, for small cake decorations and to make drips on covered cakes. Royal icing is easy to make, requires few ingredients, sets quickly and dries hard. Its hard structure makes it resistant to easy cracking.    The recipes below is a guide to making the most amazing Royal icing... • Traditional Egg whites Royal Icing Recipe Ingredients 4 Egg whites 4 cups confectioner sugar 1 teaspoon lemon extract 1 teaspoon oil free flavouring Food colouring of choice(optional) Method Always make sure your mixing bowl is Grease free as this will affect the consistency of royal icing. ✓In

When baking, there are these ingredients we have in small and insufficient quantity or we just can't get them nearby, instead of halting our baking, we've put together few ingredient substitutes you could easily put your hands on when you can't get the real ingredient around or probably you just want the preservatives and chemical free ones since the substitute will work just fine.    The substitutes are those that could be used in most recipes that calls for the real ingredients except in few cases. These ingredient substitutes can be made using must haves ingredients in our kitchen, they are easy to make and can also be made in a lesser time.    This can help to prevent storing unfinished ingredients since the needed quantity can be easily made and used at once. • Buttermilk The real buttermilk is the luquid left behind after churning buter out of cultured cream. Buttermilk are used in dessert cakes (e.g chocolate cake, red velvet cake,etc) due to its acidity wh

Cake baking gives joy to the baker when a baked cake has a perfect finish, enough volume, super delicious and Irresistible taste.    This is achieved by using the best available ingredients, procedure and recipe. Choosing the best baking ingredients will be easier for a pro that have tried different recipes and has adjusted to the best of this recipes. Ranging from the best mixing time, ingredients and their temperature.   When making cake, it is best to make sure baking ingredients are at room temperature, cold or warm ingredients will give  different results compared to ingredients at room temperature. Below are details of how your ingredients works as this might help in choosing the best one for you depending on what you want  your resulting cake to be like. • FLOUR There are different types of flour and all these types have their base from wheat flour. Wheat flour contains proteins that react with each other when mixed with water to form GLUTEN. The difference between ea

Fondant is a common type of icing with matte appearance, it is mostly used for covering wedding cakes along  other cakes.    Fondant can look kinda dull especially when worked upon with excess cornflour, there are few techniques that could be used to give a  fondant covered cake and its details (flowers, bows, characters) a glossy appearance.    The best technique to be used depend on the amount of fondant to be worked on. ✓ Corn syrup and Alcohol (preferably vodka) Mixing an equal volume of corn syrup and vodka or any clear drinking alcohol and applying it on fondant surface using a paint brush gives fondant a permanent and high gloss appearance. When using this technique, fats(e.g shortening) should not be used on fondant to be painted because fats separate the glaze leaving it with a bubbled and uneven appearance. It is best to knead fondant with corn flour when using this technique. ✓ Alcohol Using a spray bottle or airbrush placed 10 cm away from fondant surface, s