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Quick Pour Fondant Icing
SUBMITTED BY:
MARCIAMOLINA
PHOTO BY:
Estherlita Suryoputro
"This is a great Fondant recipe that can be tinted with paste food color if desired. Pour over the top of cakes or petit fours to make a perfectly smooth and glossy surface. Excess fondant can be stored, tightly covered, in refrigerator for weeks. Reheat to use again. Recipe may be doubled or tripled."
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PREP TIME
5 Min
COOK TIME
10 Min
READY IN
25 Min
Original recipe yield 4 cups - enough to cover 1- 10 inch cake
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6 cups confectioners' sugar, sifted
1/2 cup water
2 tablespoons light corn syrup
1 teaspoon almond extract
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DIRECTIONS
In a saucepan, combine confectioners' sugar, water and corn syrup. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until it reaches a temperature of 92 degrees F (33 degrees C.) Mixture should be thin enough to pour, but thick enough to coat cake.
To cover cake: Frost cake smoothly with buttercream and place on a cooling rack with a cookie sheet underneath. Pour fondant over iced cake, flowing from center and moving out in a circular motion. Touch up sides with a spatula.
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Reviewed on Dec. 6, 2003 by Aggie89
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Dec. 6, 2003
I've been using this one for years. It is easy and it tastes good. The only short coming is that it is a very translucent icing, even with coloring added. That's the only reason I keep searching for a recipe that is more opaque (and is still easy!). Icing tip: dip cake-frosting knife into icing to start (this will keep cake from slipping off), place cake on knife, hold over sauce pan, spoon icing over cake, slide cake off onto wire rack with table knife. It's easy to coat the sides with this method. You get crumbs in the icing, but most of these slide off as you ladle.
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I've been using this one for years. It is easy and it tastes good. The only short coming is...
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Reviewed on Jan. 4, 2005 by MTRITT
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MTRITT
Jan. 4, 2005
I used dark corn syrup and raised the temperature to 110 degrees. The mixture came out perfect and absolutely opaque. I poured it over a sour cream pound bundt cake and the result was a hit. This one is definitely a keeper.
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I used dark corn syrup and raised the temperature to 110 degrees. The mixture came out...
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Reviewed on Jun. 3, 2003 by
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Jun. 3, 2003
We have updated this recipe due to a typo in the amount of water. It has been changed from 1 cup to 1/2 cup.
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Reviewed on Nov. 30, 2007 by KSUMMER79
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KSUMMER79
Nov. 30, 2007
In my opinion, the key to this recipe is the temperature. I messed up a lot of cake, but I learned to start with all ingredients room temp. Mix everything together, then put it on the stove. Slowly slowly slowly let it warm. If it gets too hot, it will produce transparent icing.
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In my opinion, the key to this recipe is the temperature. I messed up a lot of cake, but I...
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Reviewed on Oct. 19, 2007 by
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Brianne
Oct. 19, 2007
This came out WONDERFUL! A little time consuming but it is worth it. I did take the advice of others and use dark corn syrup rather than light, and I heated until 110 degrees. The color and texture was great. This made the perfect petit fours. I will definitely use this again soon. Thanks!
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This came out WONDERFUL! A little time consuming but it is worth it. I did take the advice...
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Reviewed on Nov. 10, 2006 by SuziSweets
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SuziSweets
Nov. 10, 2006
I tried this recipe as shown and it didn't coat the cake well. Then I used a suggestion of a previous review of using dark syrup and raising the temp. The second way made it taste like molassas and gave it a dingy brown color.Even after I added food coloring it made the color have a tinted brown. I am just not impressed with this recipe
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14 users found this review helpful
I tried this recipe as shown and it didn't coat the cake well. Then I used a suggestion of a...
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Reviewed on Sep. 1, 2003 by CLSTOCK
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Sep. 1, 2003
This one was a complete failure! I think the temp was too low, 92 F is no where near the confection heat needed to melt sugar. Not recommended.
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This one was a complete failure! I think the temp was too low, 92 F is no where near the...
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Reviewed on Jun. 4, 2007 by
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Shel
Jun. 4, 2007
This was my first attempt at making petits fours and unfortunatly it did not work out so well. I followed this recipe almost exact, with the exception of increasing the temp. as one review suggested. The icing was very transparent and did not cover my cakes evenly :o( Still on the search for the perfect pourable icing.
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9 users found this review helpful
This was my first attempt at making petits fours and unfortunatly it did not work out so well....
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Reviewed on Sep. 1, 2003 by HINA
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HINA
Sep. 1, 2003
this did not work for me at all! it took forever to sift the powdered sugar and then the frosting was just way too transluscent! i should have listened to the reviewer who warned us about this problem. luckily powdered sugar doesn't cost much, but it was really a waste of my time and my cake. i ended up throwing it all out cuz it just tasted like a glazed doughnut instead of a petit four. :(
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this did not work for me at all! it took forever to sift the powdered sugar and then the...
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Reviewed on Jan. 4, 2006 by ZZZORBA
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ZZZORBA
Jan. 4, 2006
Wonderful recipe for glazing petit fours, wouldn't use anything else.
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Wonderful recipe for glazing petit fours, wouldn't use anything else.
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