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Marshmallow Fondant

Blog entry by bootifulcakes posted 141 days ago 1500 reads 7 times favorited 4 comments Add to Favorites

So, today I finally got to play at making some Marshmallow Fondant, I used 8oz Mini Marshmallows, 1lb Icing Sugar, 2 Tblespoon water.

Added the water to the marshmallows and microwaved for 1 minute on high, whilst they were melting I smoothered a wooden spoon in Trex, once out of the microwave mixed till nice and smooth, then started to mix in the icing sugar (which was hard going towards the end) once I had encorporated most of the icing sugar, i turned it out onto a well covered board with icing sugar and started kneading, you will need plenty! once the mix had almost stopped being sticky, I rubbed some Trex into my hands and covered the board with cornflour and then kneaded this until smooth, I have now wrapped it in clingfilm ready to use later!

Very easy to do although a little time consuming – tastes good tho :) this made just over 800 g in weight

-- Sally, wiltshire, https://www.facebook.com/bootifulcakesandcupcakes



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#1 posted 139 days ago

oh thank you… I am going to try that… let us know how it rollls out for covering later :)

-- Callicious Cakes

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#2 posted 137 days ago

I have used this method before, but it was a little too sticky for my liking Tx

-- steph

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#3 posted 137 days ago

Thats why i used a little cornflour at the end helped take a bit of the stickiness away :-)

-- Sally, wiltshire, https://www.facebook.com/bootifulcakesandcupcakes

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#4 posted 109 days ago

I love this method. The fondant comes out really well and tastes great. This has been the only recipe I’ve used the past 3 years.

-- Simply Cake

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