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how do i enter my giraffe ! i posted on this pgContinue
Andy Riley commented on art deco cakes by galidink's photoPosted on March 28, 2012 at 7:43am 2 Comments 1 Favorite
IF YOU DO A CHOCLATE AND GEL BUTTERFLY YOU NEED TO FLOOD IT LIKE AN OVER-FLO OR IT WILL PULL AWAY FROM THE CHOCOLATE , THIS IS FOR THE CHOCOLATE AND GEL ONLY !!!!!!!!!!!!YOU WILL HAVE TO USE THIS ONE ASAP ON A BUTTERCREAM FROSTED CAKE , FOR IT TO STAY IN ONE PC !
Posted on January 20, 2012 at 7:22am 0 Comments 0 Favorites
duz any 1 know what happen ? i cant find were to upload ?
Your Flowers and Gel Work is amazing... i may have to play around with the gel butterflies... they are beautiful!!!
Julie Garza said… ok so I just looked at all your cakes. MAN are you good!!!! I only wish I could be that good someday :)
Julie Garza said… Wow you make very beautiful flowers and the butterflies are really cool
Gail,You are very kind .Thanks for sharing the amazing tutorials.I really enjoyed of them.
Here you go Gail
Copy & Pasted this from Rachael Ray's website you gave me.
A FIX FOR SOGGY PIE CRUST & A FIX FOR FIRM WHIPPED CREAM:
Tired of soggy pie crusts and whipped cream that goes flat? Get Sara Moulton's secrets to the perfect dessert!
Whipped Cream: To prevent fresh whipped cream from going flat or getting watery before it is served, combine a bit of cream and a marshmallow cut into cubes in a saucepan, melt, and add fold the mixture into your whipped cream before refrigerating. The peaks will be stiff later when you’re ready to serve.
Pie Crust: Add crushed cookie crumbs or plain bread crumbs to the bottom of the pie crust before adding filling and baking. The crumbs will absorb any moisture so the crust is not soggy. To avoid over baking and suffering a burnt crust, try using a glass pie dish in the oven so you can see when it is ready.
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