How to Make Sugar Paste More Pliable
Knead the sugar paste., If the kneading doesn't work out, try adding a tiny bit of vegetable fat., If the kneading and the little addition of vegetable fat hasn't helped, get your dough hook into action., When rolling sugar paste out, run a palette...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Knead the sugar paste.
Before trying to add anything, give the sugar paste a good knead.
It may be all that is needed. -
Step 2: If the kneading doesn't work out
Use white vegetable fat, as this will match the color of the sugar paste.
As with any cooking, add only a very small amount first; you can always increase but not reduce additions. , Add the paste to the bowl and let the dough hook process it briefly. , It can even stick to a dusted surface, so use this trick often. , Aim to have more sugar paste than the cake size when covering the cake.
This means that you will have room for error, as extra length can be trimmed off. -
Step 3: try adding a tiny bit of vegetable fat.
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Step 4: If the kneading and the little addition of vegetable fat hasn't helped
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Step 5: get your dough hook into action.
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Step 6: When rolling sugar paste out
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Step 7: run a palette knife under it every few rolls to help stop it from sticking.
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Step 8: Always leave extra room when covering a cake.
Detailed Guide
Before trying to add anything, give the sugar paste a good knead.
It may be all that is needed.
Use white vegetable fat, as this will match the color of the sugar paste.
As with any cooking, add only a very small amount first; you can always increase but not reduce additions. , Add the paste to the bowl and let the dough hook process it briefly. , It can even stick to a dusted surface, so use this trick often. , Aim to have more sugar paste than the cake size when covering the cake.
This means that you will have room for error, as extra length can be trimmed off.
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