Yes. they are both technical frosting.
You can, but since fondant is used mainly for its smooth appearance and not used as a 'solo frosting', you first need to ice the cake with a cream cheese frosting, which is the more commonly used frosting for carrot cakes. The fondant can then be added on top of that for decorating purposes if you like.
God no. Icing the cake (crumb layer), allow it to refrigerate over night, put another (perfect) layer of icing over the crumb layer then apply your fondant
Hi! You could use fondant to roll into little sticks and use gum paste to stick them together! A tip would to use Satin Ice Fondant and Wilton is the worst to use because it gets way to hard! Well good luck!
A simple white icing or a butter cream frosting would go well.
Some argue that frosting and icing are the same thing and the terms are used interchangeably, however there are differences in the two. Both however can be used on a cake, depending on the desired end result the person is trying to achieve. Icing: Some argue that using the term icing is more professional when referring to cake and cookie icing that pipes well and is more rigid. Icing tends to be more sugary and hardens faster. It appears milky and crystal like and can be used for decorating. It is thinner than cake frosting and is used on ring doughnuts, the glossier carrot cakes, and the lines decorating gingerbread men, as well as many other applications. Icing is most often drizzled, brushed, or poured onto the confection and some times the best way to get the icing on the cake is to dip it in. Frosting: Frosting is thicker, creamier, and fluffier than icing. It contains butter and fats, which generally make it richer than icing, and it is more moist and softer than icing. Frosting is usually chocolate or vanilla in flavor and often contains powered sugar. Frosting is generally used on cakes and cupcakes and is piped on or spread on, with a knife or spatula.
Well first of all you need to have a particular shaped -out icing spread and if you watch many ADS (advertisments).You can see they always will say about icing spreaders. Cover the iced cake with a sheet of wax paper and smooth it out with your hand. Refrigerate the cake for awhile and peel off the wax paper once the icing has hardened. You will know it is ready when the icing does not stick to the paper. Another way to have the effect of smooth icing is to use fondant. It is like dough, but it is made mostly out of sugar and its easier than trying to get icing smooth..
Yes, Icing is made mainly out of icing sugar, water and food colouring, whileFrosting is made with a bit of butter, buttermilk and has a creamier, smoother consistency. Frosting tends to not have such a sugary taste, and has more flavour - Chocolate, Strawberry, Coffee etc.
Yes, you can use regular cake frosting for a wedding cake. However, it is important to consider the texture, stability, and taste of the frosting. Wedding cakes often require a more stable and smooth frosting, such as buttercream or fondant, to achieve a polished and professional look. Regular cake frosting may not hold up as well or provide the desired finish.
According to two cake decorators, no. Use a white frosting and color it blue, or a white frosting and airbrush it.
well when the frosting starts to disapper it means that you are iceing the cake to soon the cake needs to cool for about 20min before iceing if you don't let it cool the frosting melts so i don't think it is the frosting that's the problem :)
Yes. Fondant has a very interesting texture and the few times I have had it its been very interesting. The kind i had was almond flavored and was very nice. I see no reason to not eat it unless the baker used the cheap Wilton brand fondant that you can buy from wal mart. That stuff tastes like plastic and I would not recommend eating it.
Yes, they do go well together.