Hi Nick, you taught my mother Gwynne Clarke from Hong Kong. She loved making sugarpaste flowers. She passed in Nov, 2022. Thanks for bringing her so much joy with the skills you taught her.
Thanks for watching. You may like to go to www.nicholaslodge.com and at the top of the page click on the "Recipes & Templates" tab where you will find the list of ingredients and the written directions for making the gumpaste...Happy decorating...Chef Nicholas
@@NicholasLodgeschooltraduzi essa receita , porém não sei o que é as 30gr Tilose em Pó e 20gr de Creme de Legumes Crisco. Sera que aqui no Brasil é conhecido com outro nome ?
Your instruction videos are the absolute best I've ever seen. I'm new to making gumpaste flowers, and I've been watching all of your videos I can find.
Thank for watching and for the very kind words! There are more of my Nicholas Lodge videos available on the Katy Sue Designs RUclips Channel. Happy decorating and all the best!...Chef Nicholas
I have read your books for years. You are the OG of sugar flowers, absolutely! It is such a pleasure to finally, actually SEE you make gumpaste. Thank you!
Nicholas Lodge was my favorite teacher. No, I mean my favorite teacher of any subject or any school or class I have ever had the fortune to have had in my entire life and I am old. I have just read that he passed away on August 9, 2022 and I am devastated. I first met him in 2004 and have enjoyed sugar flower making ever since. Sugar flowers are very meditative to make for me and part of the reason why I have found my meditation in flower making is due to Chef Nicholas Lodge.. Rest in Peace, Chef
Thank you for your very kind and heartfelt words. They are appreciated! At this time we (the Nicholas Lodge staff in Atlanta, GA) will keep the Nicholas Lodge RUclips Channel as well as his other on-line and streaming videos up and running in order to educate the sugar artist of tomorrow. Also, www.nicholaslodge.com will still be the source to go to to find anything related to Nicholas Lodge products....Thank you for watching. Sincerely, The Nicholas Lodge Staff
@@NicholasLodgeschool my gumpaste came out as a Rubber ball. Were did I go wrong? To much Tylo? I followd the recipe exactly. So sad that mine got ruined. Tnx in advance for answering 🤗
@@jennyfrostelid76 Sorry you had a problem Jenny. This is the recipe I have been using for over 25 years. The recipe is formulated for use with Tylose C Composition 1000, as outlined in the video. Perhaps the Tylose you were using was not this type. If so, next time cut back on the amount of Tylose when making the gumpaste. You can always add more later if the gumpaste is too soft. If the gumpaste you have can be kneaded, try kneading in some additional egg white and shortening. This will help. So far I have never encountered a batch of Tylose gumpaste that could not be salvaged this way. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and Happy Flower Making!
Hi chef, i'm french (very sorry for m'y english).i've juste discovering you ans you are merveillous. So i haven't got pastered eggs. What Can i do? Can i make it with m'y eggs , Can i pastering them? Thanks for your answer. Angélique
Nicholas, you are a master ! Thank you for sharearing, I'm lucky finding this tutorial. Nicholas , can I use tylose in any other paste? Like ceramic ? God bless you my friend.
Thank you for watching and for your question. Tylose May be used to modify rolled fondant or gumpaste. I do not think it can be used in ceramics, or perhaps I’m not understanding your question properly. Thank you and have fun!
Hello sir. How can i use it in making meringue cookies? Hope you can help me. Because my meringue cookies melts when its expose to air after 10 min. Mybe this cam help me to stop melting my meringue cookies. Thabk you so much.
Dear Sir, I' m from Sri Lanka..This is the perfect gumpaste vedio which I have seen..Excellent explanation ..Thank you Sir..and One thing...Do you conducting Online class sir..I" m very happy If I can teach from you..❤
Thank you for the kind words. Please visit www.craftsy.com and search for Nicholas Lodge. You will find many class items....Also, please visit www.RUclips.com/NicholasLodgeSchool for over 100 instructional videos by Chef Nicholas Lodge....Happy Flower Making to you! The Nicholas Lodge Team
Hi. I'm so glad that I came across your channel. You are giving us a very nice explanation. Thank you so much. Btw, can you please tell me where can i get the silicon moulds that you used in the video. If there is a particular link can please tell us 😊
Thank you for watching and thank you for your kind words. All products are available from the Nicholas Lodge website at www.nicholaslodge.com Happy flower making to you!
Thanks for watching. Our website www.nicholaslodge.com is listed in the information below the video as well as at the end of the each video. Happy decorating!
Thank you chef for the great tutorial and explaination.. if i find thw gumpaste is drying too fast, should i reduce the amount of tylose powder? Do you have any advice?
There is not one perfect gumpaste recipe that will do everything for everyone. This is the method and gumpaste that Chef Nicholas used for over 25 years in his classes around the globe. If you find the paste is drying too fast for your working style you may try less Tylose or perhaps just a little more additional white vegetable fat/shortening/Crisco as you do when conditioning each piece of gumpaste prior to rolling it out and cutting out flower petals and leaves...Watch some of the other Chef Nicholas Lodge RUclips videos on making gumpaste flowers and you will understand what is being referenced here, as you work/condition each piece of gumpaste...Thank you for watching and Happy Flower Making to you!
All CMC and/or Tylose based gumpaste will dry hard and brittle, as this is the way it is designed and formulated to be. Sounds like you are looking for Nicholas Lodge FlexiPaste, which we have available on our website at www.nicholaslodge.com There are two (2) excellent RUclips videos by Chef Nicholas on working with FlexiPaste right here on his RUclips channel. Please watch these videos for more useful information on using and working with FlexiPaste....Thanks for watching!
I’d like to make gumpaste flowers but they won’t be eaten. Would I use something other than the egg whites? If I use egg whites will my gumpaste eventually spoil? Excellent tutorial. My cake decorating instructor recommended your videos.
I have been using egg white as the "glue" when creating gumpaste flowers for almost four decades with no long-term display or storage problems. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and for the kind words. Happy flower making.
My apology to you for not responding to you sooner. For some reason I do not know which RUclips video your question is related to. If you are asking about my Gumpaste Recipe, the answer is YES. Tylose based gumpaste will dry under humid conditions and will not soften when exposed to reasonable humidity. If you have a more direct question please contact me by email at chef@nicholaslodge.com Happy Flower Making!
Please visit the Chef Nicholas Lodge website at www.nicholaslodge.com and click on Recipes & Templates and see the heading Making Tylose Gumpaste for the full written recipe with hints, tips and more information...It is not recommended to make a smaller batch of gumpaste than suggested by Chef Nicholas and the proportions do not translate to smaller batches. Make a fuyll batch and place any additional gumpaste into two zip-top bags and place into the freezer for long term storage. Allow the gumpaste to fully thaw at room temperature while still in the two zip-top bags. If you open the bags while the gumpaste is still frozen, condensation will form on the gumpaste making it excessively sticky...Thank for watching!
DESCRIPTION OF CARBOXYMETHYL CELLULOSE (CMC): It is a thickener obtained from cellulose fibers. Its name was generated from the first letters of Carboxy-Methyl-Cellulose. It is used to color
Gumpaste is used to create flowers and rolled fondant is used to cover cakes and-or create decorations that can be applied directly to the top or sides of the cake. Rolled fondant cannot be rolled out thin enough to create "realistic" flowers. Also, rolled fondant will not dry firm enough to make decoration that need to stand up like letters or flowers. Hope this information is helpful. Happy decorating!
This gumpaste may by colored using cake gel colors. Add the gel to the gumpaste just like you would add it to rolled fondant or buttercream. If you add too much, the gumpaste may become sticky. If this happens, just knead in additional powdered sugar to achieve the desired working consistency...Thank you for watching! Happy Flower Making!
Very nice detailed explanation...thank you sir.kindly let me know how I can use egg white powder in your recipe instead of pasteurized eggs...In India where i live i have no access to pasteurized eggs..thank you
This gumpaste recipe performs very well in a humid environment...Thanks for watching and thank you for your question...Happy decorating...Chef Nicholas
The recipe I have developed as shown in the video is formulated for Tylose C Composition 1000. There are over 200 variations of Tylose powder and CMC. If using someting different than Tylose C, Compisition 1000, you would need to conduct a test to see if you are please with the results...Thanks fo watching!
Thank you for demonstrating this and providing information that answered my questions along the way. I do want to ask however, if you used more powered sugar when making the colored batch, compared to the regular white batch?? I’m wondering if adding the color made the paste more sticky or wet so there might be a need for more sugar??? Thank you...
Thank you for watching! When a recipe has this much sugar, the recipe will never be exact, cut to the weather conditions where you are, brand of sugar and other outside influences. When making a batch of colored gumpaste, add enough powdered sugar to reach the consistency you desire. Remember, the gumpaste will become more firm after it rests for for awhile. Happy Flower Making...Chef Nicholas Lodge
wow superb. i have 2 question if today is a hot day and i am using a dark colour then what about the tylose? is 27 g inaugh? and if i use dark colour do i want to use more suger powderded? pls rpl me Thank you my dear friend you are doing a great job😍
The temperaure will have not affect on the gumpaste. When making a dark color the 25g to 27g of Tylose will be enough. If the gumpaste is a bit sticky when using it, use a bit of cornstarch or cornflour on your fingers, cutters, etc. to prevent sticking...Thanks for watching...Chef Nicholas
DESCRIÇÃO DO CARBOXIMETIL CELULOSE (CMC): É um espessante obtido a partir das fibras da celulose. Seu nome foi gerado a partir das primeiras letras de Carboxi-Metil-Celulose. É utilizado para dar corpo textura viscosidade e promover uma secagem rápida aos alimentos. Auxilia na solubilização da gelatina.
Tylose based gumpaste is vaey stable in humid weather. However, you should never place gumpaste items into a refrigerator. This cold, wet environment will cause all gumpaste to melt, unless you have a special "no-humidity" comericial refrigerator. Happy decorating to you...
Thank you for your interest. Sadly, Chef Nicholas passed away in 2022 and his school was closed due to his death. Please continue to watch his many RUclips instructional videos for education and inspiration. Thank you for watching.
Any recipe with this amount of sugar in it, and when egg white sizes can vary from store to store and from country to country...an EXACT recipe is not possible. This gumpaste recipe can always be saved. If to dry add a little more egg white and white vegetable fat (shortening/Crisco) and knead it in, wrap the gumpaste well and wait a bout an hour. It too wet, just add additional powdered sugar...This recipe is very flexible. Happy flower making and Happy New Year to you. Thank you for watching!
How long will the flowers last once they’re made? I like to make several extra flowers to keep on hand in case I need them in a hurry to use on a cake.
If stored properly Tylose based gumpaste flowers will last for years. Once made store in a container, it does not need to be air-tight, wrapped softly in tissue paper and place the box in a dark place as free from humidity as possible. Humidity, dampness and dust are gumpaste flowers worst friends. Do not store in a damp basement or in a cabinet in the humid kitchen. If the gumpaste flowers have been colored, it will be important to keep them away from light sorces to prevent the colors from fading...Hope this information is helpful...Happy flower making!
The Tylose that I use is packaged by Confectionary Arts International. There are over 200 different types of Tylose. Tylose is used from everything from ice cream and toothpaste to cleaning automobile engine blocks. Not all types of Tylose are edible. When choosing a Tylose powder ensure it is "Tylose C/Composition 1000" so your gumpaste will have the same qualities as the one demonstrated in the video. Thank you and Happy Decorating!
Just followed recipe and used 30g CMC /tylose and it’s gone really stiff and added extra icing sugar and trex kneaded and it’s gone awful lol, really gone like elastic/ chewing gum? Please help me Nicolas your my only hope 🙏🙏🙏 any advice to rescue my gum paste please and Thank you in advance
You can alwasy save a batch of Tylose based gumpaste, as long as your started with food grade Tylose. Take 85g of your prepare gumpaste and add 15g of white sugar paste and knead together and leave for several hours or overnight. This should correct your problem...Next time cut back on the amount of CMC/Tylose you use. There are several different brands of Tylose now on the market and some are stronger than others. The Nicholas Lodge Gumpaste Recipe was formulated for "Tylose C Composition 1000." If it does not state this on the Tylose container label, it is probably a stronger version. Hope this helps...Happy flower making to you..!!
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Water will not provide enought strength for putting together gumpaste flowers. Egg white is the best to use, but if you are totally opposed to using eg white make a glue by using water and gum arabic...Happy flower making to you and thanks for watching!
Hello. It is not a wise decision to cover a cake of a cake dummy with gumpaste. Gumpaste is too brittle and has no flavor. Cakes should be covered with rolled fondant or sometimes called sugar paste. This sugar dough is formulated for covering cakes and is easy to roll out and has a much better flavor and may also be flavored as well...Happy decorating!
The video you were watching was for making gumpaste also know as petal paste. This is used for creating edible flowers and decorations for cakes, cookies, cupcakes, etc. This paste dries very hard and brittle and is nt intended to be used as a covering for a cake. When covering cakes you use rolled fondant or sugar paste. Rolled fondant does not dry hard and has a more pleasant taste when eating. There are many videos on RUclips for making and using rolled fondant. The brand I use and suggest is Renshaw and is available from Deco Pack. www.decopack.com I hope this information is helpful to you. Thank you for watching!
You can use a VEGETABLE based shortening or fat in place of the Crisco. Just DO NOT use a animal fat based product...Thanks for watching and Happy Decorating! Chef Nicholas
Hello...It is posted several times during the video, for the recipe to go to our website at www.nicholaslodge.com and click on Recipes & Templates for the Gumpaste Recipe...Thanks for watching and Happy Flower Making!
Which book are you interested in? Some are availavble as a download from our website at www.nicholaslodge.com and click on EBooks....The Flower Pro Books are avialable from Katy Sue Designs.com in the UK / England. Thank you!
Thanks you for watching. No, gum tragacanth and Tylose are two different products. Please do a Google sears for Gum Tragacanth Gumpaste Recipe and you will find the original Nicholas Lodge recipe. Happy Flower Making!
Modified gumpaste is a mixture of both gumpaste and rolled fondant. Usually it is a 50/50 mixture of half gumpaste and half rolled fondant. For example, if you needed 8 ounces of modified gumpaste combine 4 ounces of gumpaste with 4 ounces of rolled fondant, kneading them together until combined.
Thank you for watching...The rose powder is added for aroma /fragrance only. Remember, you rarely actually eat the gumpaste flowers. They are edible, but usually the flowers are kept as a keepsake...not consumed....Happy decorating! Chef Nicholas
Yes there is. Please visit my web site at www.nicholaslodge.com On the HOME page click on RECIPE & TEMPLATES and you will find the written instructions for my gumpaste recipe...as well as many other handouts. Thanks for watching
Thank you Nocholas Lodge you are a good instructor happy to have come across you . I have not yet used gum paste but I use fordant. My fordant keeps breaking. How can I make perfect fordant. Am in Kenya Africa
I don't fully understand your question. But is you are asking is this is a non-melting gumpaste, then the answer is no. This gumpaste is sugar based and will adsorb moisture and humidity and any items made from gumpaste should be kept in as humid free environment as possible. Hope this help! Thanks for watching!
@@fiyaa9357 I'm not certain what you mean by non-melting? No-melting due to heat, humidity, long term storage? This gumpaste recipe hold up very well to normal weather heat and weather related humidity. There is not a gumpaste that I know of that can be placed into a moist, humid refrigerator/freezer and hold the flower shapes. You would need a special humidity-free refrigerator for that...I hope this helps to answer your question....Thank you for watching and Happy Flower Making to you!
We wanted to keep the Nicholas Lodge RUclips channel and his other on-line classes up and available so that he may continue to educate future cake designers and sugar flower makers. Products that Nicholas mentions in his RUclips videos are still available from www.nicholaslodge.com Thank you for watching Jill and for your kind words...The Nicholas Lodge Legacy Collection Team...
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I love you chef Nicholas I’m so sad you’ve passed but we’ll continue to honor your teachings with our beautiful work ❤
Thank you for the very kinds words...Yes...the sugar art world will always miss our friend Chef Nicholas!
Hi Nick, you taught my mother Gwynne Clarke from Hong Kong. She loved making sugarpaste flowers.
She passed in Nov, 2022.
Thanks for bringing her so much joy with the skills you taught her.
Thank you for your kind words. Nicholas enjoyed his many trips to Hong Kong over the years. Many thanks to you!
Tried this today…I’m amazed how perfect your recipe came out…
Thank you for the great review and kind words and thanks for watching!
Ingredients:
125gr egg whites
725gr icing sugar + 100gr
30gr Tylose Powder
20gr Crisco Vegetable Shortening
Thanks for watching. You may like to go to www.nicholaslodge.com and at the top of the page click on the "Recipes & Templates" tab where you will find the list of ingredients and the written directions for making the gumpaste...Happy decorating...Chef Nicholas
Muchas gracias
@@NicholasLodgeschooltraduzi essa receita , porém não sei o que é as 30gr Tilose em Pó e 20gr de Creme de Legumes Crisco. Sera que aqui no Brasil é conhecido com outro nome ?
What is the egg white powder equivalent of fresh egg whites in grams pls
Your instruction videos are the absolute best I've ever seen. I'm new to making gumpaste flowers, and I've been watching all of your videos I can find.
Thank for watching and for the very kind words! There are more of my Nicholas Lodge videos available on the Katy Sue Designs RUclips Channel. Happy decorating and all the best!...Chef Nicholas
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I have read your books for years. You are the OG of sugar flowers, absolutely! It is such a pleasure to finally, actually SEE you make gumpaste. Thank you!
Thank you for the very kind words. They are greatly appreciated. Happy flower making to you!....Nicholas
Thank you for watching and for the very kind words. Happy decorating!....Chef Nicholas
Thank you so much for this tutorial ❤ I've been waiting for. I've forgotten how to make sugar paste 😊
Thank you for watching and Happy Flower Making to you!
You are an absolute treasure Nicolas Lodge! I appreciate what you do, so thank you.
Thank you for watching and for the vary kind words...Best wishes to you!
Thank you for sharing
...and Thank You for watching!
Hi Mr .Nicholas Lodge, Thank for sharing this recipe.My first teacher was Jacqueline Butler and second teacher is you.I m very respect you.Thank you.
Thank you for the very kind words. Happy Decorating to you! Nicholas
❤ Kisses from Spain
Thank you and Thank You for watching...
Thank you Chef. You are amazing. From Venezuela I am your fan.
Thank you for watching and for your comment. Hope all is well and good...Chef Nicholas
Nicholas Lodge was my favorite teacher. No, I mean my favorite teacher of any subject or any school or class I have ever had the fortune to have had in my entire life and I am old. I have just read that he passed away on August 9, 2022 and I am devastated. I first met him in 2004 and have enjoyed sugar flower making ever since. Sugar flowers are very meditative to make for me and part of the reason why I have found my meditation in flower making is due to Chef Nicholas Lodge.. Rest in Peace, Chef
Thank you for your very kind and heartfelt words. They are appreciated! At this time we (the Nicholas Lodge staff in Atlanta, GA) will keep the Nicholas Lodge RUclips Channel as well as his other on-line and streaming videos up and running in order to educate the sugar artist of tomorrow. Also, www.nicholaslodge.com will still be the source to go to to find anything related to Nicholas Lodge products....Thank you for watching. Sincerely, The Nicholas Lodge Staff
Thank you.. I will certainly purchase supplies from Nicholas Lodge Sugar Art Collection
Thanks so much for this video🙏🙏🙏. You are great 👍👌
Thank you for watching...Happy flower making to you!
@@NicholasLodgeschool my gumpaste came out as a Rubber ball. Were did I go wrong? To much Tylo? I followd the recipe exactly. So sad that mine got ruined. Tnx in advance for answering 🤗
@@jennyfrostelid76 Sorry you had a problem Jenny. This is the recipe I have been using for over 25 years. The recipe is formulated for use with Tylose C Composition 1000, as outlined in the video. Perhaps the Tylose you were using was not this type. If so, next time cut back on the amount of Tylose when making the gumpaste. You can always add more later if the gumpaste is too soft. If the gumpaste you have can be kneaded, try kneading in some additional egg white and shortening. This will help. So far I have never encountered a batch of Tylose gumpaste that could not be salvaged this way. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and Happy Flower Making!
Thank you so much im watching from UK 🇬🇧
And we Thank You for watching...Happy flower making to you!
Waiting to see you again at the cakelogy exhibition in India soon. Hoping to learn from you again.
You are a teacher par excellence.
Thank you chef you are the best, I am from algeria 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Many thanks for watching...Happy Decorating...Chef Nicholas
Thank you for wonderful and informative tutorial 😍
Thanks for watching...Happy decorating!
Finding this 3 years later enjoyed attending classes in Darien Illinois a long time ago
Thanks for watching Gail. Yes, that class was indeed a long time ago with Chef Nicholas!
Thank you for sharing your experience
Iam from Jordan 🇯🇴
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Thank you🙂
Gracias por enseñar chep Nicolás yo veo sus trabajos son hermosos estoy aprendiendo de sus enseñanzas desde Bolivia
Gracias por mirar y por tus amables palabras. ¡Feliz fabricación de flores! Chef Nicolás
Just watched you Nic but am so glad will be following you great teacher
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Thank you sir..😊
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Wonderful tutorial. Thank you!
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you are a amazing instructor thanks for sharing with us
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Thank you very much.it as easy as I never thought.
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you're legend of cake industry. And I see all vedio yours thanks Allah bless you and your family love from india 😍
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@@NicholasLodgeschool how to make butter cream please make a vesio
Amazing , very informative. Thanks
Thanks for watching! Happy decorating too!
Merçi beaucoup pour les explications. 👍👍👍💖💖
Your welcome and my pleasure...Thanks for watching...Happy decorating!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge..
Thank you for watching...Happy decorating...Chef Nicholas
Amazing videos 🤗 thank you
Thank you...and thakns for watching!
Thank you chaf
Thank you for watching! Happy decorating...
Very informative
I am gonna start making cakes
Thank you Sir
Thank you for watching and for your positive comment. Happy decorating...Chef Nicholas
Thank you frome Algeria
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Hi chef, i'm french (very sorry for m'y english).i've juste discovering you ans you are merveillous. So i haven't got pastered eggs. What Can i do? Can i make it with m'y eggs , Can i pastering them? Thanks for your answer. Angélique
Nicholas, you are a master !
Thank you for sharearing, I'm lucky finding this tutorial.
Nicholas , can I use tylose in any other paste?
Like ceramic ?
God bless you my friend.
Thank you for watching and for your question. Tylose May be used to modify rolled fondant or gumpaste. I do not think it can be used in ceramics, or perhaps I’m not understanding your question properly. Thank you and have fun!
Thank u sir
Thank you for watching and Happy Flower Making!
@@NicholasLodgeschool yes defenetly.
Thank you so much.
Hello sir. How can i use it in making meringue cookies? Hope you can help me. Because my meringue cookies melts when its expose to air after 10 min. Mybe this cam help me to stop melting my meringue cookies. Thabk you so much.
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Dear Sir, I' m from Sri Lanka..This is the perfect gumpaste vedio which I have seen..Excellent explanation ..Thank you Sir..and One thing...Do you conducting Online class sir..I" m very happy If I can teach from you..❤
Thank you for the kind words. Please visit www.craftsy.com and search for Nicholas Lodge. You will find many class items....Also, please visit www.RUclips.com/NicholasLodgeSchool for over 100 instructional videos by Chef Nicholas Lodge....Happy Flower Making to you! The Nicholas Lodge Team
Thank you sir
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Hi. I'm so glad that I came across your channel. You are giving us a very nice explanation. Thank you so much.
Btw, can you please tell me where can i get the silicon moulds that you used in the video. If there is a particular link can please tell us 😊
Thank you for watching and thank you for your kind words. All products are available from the Nicholas Lodge website at www.nicholaslodge.com
Happy flower making to you!
Be sure to include your website in each video’s description.
Thanks for watching. Our website www.nicholaslodge.com is listed in the information below the video as well as at the end of the each video. Happy decorating!
this recipe serves to cover cakes too or is it for flexible flowers
Thank you chef for the great tutorial and explaination.. if i find thw gumpaste is drying too fast, should i reduce the amount of tylose powder? Do you have any advice?
There is not one perfect gumpaste recipe that will do everything for everyone. This is the method and gumpaste that Chef Nicholas used for over 25 years in his classes around the globe. If you find the paste is drying too fast for your working style you may try less Tylose or perhaps just a little more additional white vegetable fat/shortening/Crisco as you do when conditioning each piece of gumpaste prior to rolling it out and cutting out flower petals and leaves...Watch some of the other Chef Nicholas Lodge RUclips videos on making gumpaste flowers and you will understand what is being referenced here, as you work/condition each piece of gumpaste...Thank you for watching and Happy Flower Making to you!
@@NicholasLodgeschool thank you so much chef.. 😊😊
Thank you for watching...@@revondavaughn
Thanks you so much for your detailed instructions….look for to meeting at Cakeology India
Thank you for watching and I will see you soon! Happy decorating...Chef Nicholas
Is your cmc modelling paste more flexible than ordinary flower paste as I can't get hold of sugarin anywhere?
All CMC and/or Tylose based gumpaste will dry hard and brittle, as this is the way it is designed and formulated to be. Sounds like you are looking for Nicholas Lodge FlexiPaste, which we have available on our website at www.nicholaslodge.com
There are two (2) excellent RUclips videos by Chef Nicholas on working with FlexiPaste right here on his RUclips channel. Please watch these videos for more useful information on using and working with FlexiPaste....Thanks for watching!
I’d like to make gumpaste flowers but they won’t be eaten. Would I use something other than the egg whites? If I use egg whites will my gumpaste eventually spoil? Excellent tutorial. My cake decorating instructor recommended your videos.
I have been using egg white as the "glue" when creating gumpaste flowers for almost four decades with no long-term display or storage problems. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and for the kind words. Happy flower making.
Can we use the liquid colors onvthe stage of Royal icing ?
For best results use gel based colors when coloring Royal Icing.
Wow thank you, can it dry under humid weather
My apology to you for not responding to you sooner. For some reason I do not know which RUclips video your question is related to. If you are asking about my Gumpaste Recipe, the answer is YES. Tylose based gumpaste will dry under humid conditions and will not soften when exposed to reasonable humidity. If you have a more direct question please contact me by email at chef@nicholaslodge.com Happy Flower Making!
@@NicholasLodgeschool yes I used your gum paste recipe and it really dried hard in a wet humid weather, thank you very much
If i want make small dough of gumpaste., I mean using one egg may i know the qty of ingrediants
Please visit the Chef Nicholas Lodge website at www.nicholaslodge.com and click on Recipes & Templates and see the heading Making Tylose Gumpaste for the full written recipe with hints, tips and more information...It is not recommended to make a smaller batch of gumpaste than suggested by Chef Nicholas and the proportions do not translate to smaller batches. Make a fuyll batch and place any additional gumpaste into two zip-top bags and place into the freezer for long term storage. Allow the gumpaste to fully thaw at room temperature while still in the two zip-top bags. If you open the bags while the gumpaste is still frozen, condensation will form on the gumpaste making it excessively sticky...Thank for watching!
DESCRIPTION OF CARBOXYMETHYL CELLULOSE (CMC):
It is a thickener obtained from cellulose fibers. Its name was generated from the first letters of Carboxy-Methyl-Cellulose. It is used to color
What is the difference between game past and fondant
Gumpaste is used to create flowers and rolled fondant is used to cover cakes and-or create decorations that can be applied directly to the top or sides of the cake. Rolled fondant cannot be rolled out thin enough to create "realistic" flowers. Also, rolled fondant will not dry firm enough to make decoration that need to stand up like letters or flowers. Hope this information is helpful. Happy decorating!
Thanx chef!What thé secret of green color?
This gumpaste may by colored using cake gel colors. Add the gel to the gumpaste just like you would add it to rolled fondant or buttercream. If you add too much, the gumpaste may become sticky. If this happens, just knead in additional powdered sugar to achieve the desired working consistency...Thank you for watching! Happy Flower Making!
Very nice detailed explanation...thank you sir.kindly let me know how I can use egg white powder in your recipe instead of pasteurized eggs...In India where i live i have no access to pasteurized eggs..thank you
You can use the same mount of fresh egg whites or for a vegan version Aqua Fava...Thanks for watching! Chef Nicholas...Happy decorating!
Thank you for a wonderful tutorial! Is This recipe can use in rainy climate?
This gumpaste recipe performs very well in a humid environment...Thanks for watching and thank you for your question...Happy decorating...Chef Nicholas
Thank you so much. Can I substitute Tylose with CMC? Thank you.
The recipe I have developed as shown in the video is formulated for Tylose C Composition 1000. There are over 200 variations of Tylose powder and CMC. If using someting different than Tylose C, Compisition 1000, you would need to conduct a test to see if you are please with the results...Thanks fo watching!
Thank you for demonstrating this and providing information that answered my questions along the way. I do want to ask however, if you used more powered sugar when making the colored batch, compared to the regular white batch?? I’m wondering if adding the color made the paste more sticky or wet so there might be a need for more sugar??? Thank you...
Thank you for watching!
When a recipe has this much sugar, the recipe will never be exact, cut to the weather conditions where you are, brand of sugar and other outside influences. When making a batch of colored gumpaste, add enough powdered sugar to reach the consistency you desire. Remember, the gumpaste will become more firm after it rests for for awhile.
Happy Flower Making...Chef Nicholas Lodge
My apology..that was to be, “due to the weather conditions.” Sometimes my brain thinks faster than my fingers can type.
wow superb. i have 2 question if today is a hot day and i am using a dark colour then what about the tylose? is 27 g inaugh?
and if i use dark colour do i want to use more suger powderded? pls rpl me
Thank you my dear friend you are doing a great job😍
The temperaure will have not affect on the gumpaste. When making a dark color the 25g to 27g of Tylose will be enough. If the gumpaste is a bit sticky when using it, use a bit of cornstarch or cornflour on your fingers, cutters, etc. to prevent sticking...Thanks for watching...Chef Nicholas
@@NicholasLodgeschool thank you so much i already tried that. it came so good ☺☺
@@raidhasireen2319 Wonderful...Happy decorating to you!
DESCRIÇÃO DO CARBOXIMETIL CELULOSE (CMC):
É um espessante obtido a partir das fibras da celulose. Seu nome foi gerado a partir das primeiras letras de Carboxi-Metil-Celulose. É utilizado para dar corpo textura viscosidade e promover uma secagem rápida aos alimentos. Auxilia na solubilização da gelatina.
Happy flower making to you!
Hi
can i use these gumpaste for humid and rainy season?
Is the cake with gumpaste toppers will be wet or moist after taking out in the fridge ????
Tylose based gumpaste is vaey stable in humid weather. However, you should never place gumpaste items into a refrigerator. This cold, wet environment will cause all gumpaste to melt, unless you have a special "no-humidity" comericial refrigerator. Happy decorating to you...
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oh i see thank a lot chef 💕
Hello I really want to learn from ur school pls
Thank you for your interest. Sadly, Chef Nicholas passed away in 2022 and his school was closed due to his death. Please continue to watch his many RUclips instructional videos for education and inspiration. Thank you for watching.
Hello. I followed the recipe and it came out a little dry for me. Is there any way to add moisture to it?
Any recipe with this amount of sugar in it, and when egg white sizes can vary from store to store and from country to country...an EXACT recipe is not possible. This gumpaste recipe can always be saved. If to dry add a little more egg white and white vegetable fat (shortening/Crisco) and knead it in, wrap the gumpaste well and wait a bout an hour. It too wet, just add additional powdered sugar...This recipe is very flexible. Happy flower making and Happy New Year to you. Thank you for watching!
How long will the flowers last once they’re made? I like to make several extra flowers to keep on hand in case I need them in a hurry to use on a cake.
If stored properly Tylose based gumpaste flowers will last for years. Once made store in a container, it does not need to be air-tight, wrapped softly in tissue paper and place the box in a dark place as free from humidity as possible. Humidity, dampness and dust are gumpaste flowers worst friends. Do not store in a damp basement or in a cabinet in the humid kitchen. If the gumpaste flowers have been colored, it will be important to keep them away from light sorces to prevent the colors from fading...Hope this information is helpful...Happy flower making!
@@NicholasLodgeschool thank you so much. This was really helpful!
@@jessicavitt8 You're welcome and Thank You for watching!
Thanks for the recipe... what is the brand of tylose that you have used?
The Tylose that I use is packaged by Confectionary Arts International. There are over 200 different types of Tylose. Tylose is used from everything from ice cream and toothpaste to cleaning automobile engine blocks. Not all types of Tylose are edible. When choosing a Tylose powder ensure it is "Tylose C/Composition 1000" so your gumpaste will have the same qualities as the one demonstrated in the video. Thank you and Happy Decorating!
Just followed recipe and used 30g CMC /tylose and it’s gone really stiff and added extra icing sugar and trex kneaded and it’s gone awful lol, really gone like elastic/ chewing gum? Please help me Nicolas your my only hope 🙏🙏🙏 any advice to rescue my gum paste please and Thank you in advance
You can alwasy save a batch of Tylose based gumpaste, as long as your started with food grade Tylose. Take 85g of your prepare gumpaste and add 15g of white sugar paste and knead together and leave for several hours or overnight. This should correct your problem...Next time cut back on the amount of CMC/Tylose you use. There are several different brands of Tylose now on the market and some are stronger than others. The Nicholas Lodge Gumpaste Recipe was formulated for "Tylose C Composition 1000." If it does not state this on the Tylose container label, it is probably a stronger version. Hope this helps...Happy flower making to you..!!
@@NicholasLodgeschool thank you for advice I’ll give it a try
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Thank you for watching...
În limba română de ce nu bagi traducerea..unde gasesc rețeta?
Vă rugăm să utilizați Google Translate pentru a copia și a lipi rețeta, iar aceasta se va traduce în limba dvs. Toate rețetele pot fi găsite la www.NicholasLodge.com și în partea de sus a PAGINII DE INIȚIE, faceți clic pe REȚETE & ȘABLONE... Vă mulțumim pentru vizionare.
Any alternative for vegetable shortening?
Yes...Palm oil can be substituted for the vegetable shortening.
Happy Flower Making....
Can we use water a not egg?
Water will not provide enought strength for putting together gumpaste flowers. Egg white is the best to use, but if you are totally opposed to using eg white make a glue by using water and gum arabic...Happy flower making to you and thanks for watching!
Muchas gracias, dónde puedo encontrar las cantidades?
Thanks for watching and Happy Decorating to you!
Dear madter, can I use your gum past to cover a cake and a dummy.
Hello. It is not a wise decision to cover a cake of a cake dummy with gumpaste. Gumpaste is too brittle and has no flavor. Cakes should be covered with rolled fondant or sometimes called sugar paste. This sugar dough is formulated for covering cakes and is easy to roll out and has a much better flavor and may also be flavored as well...Happy decorating!
@@NicholasLodgeschool Thank you very much for your advice, Master.
@@anomahulangamuwa137 Thank you for watching...Happy decorating!
this past can cover cakes also??
The video you were watching was for making gumpaste also know as petal paste. This is used for creating edible flowers and decorations for cakes, cookies, cupcakes, etc. This paste dries very hard and brittle and is nt intended to be used as a covering for a cake.
When covering cakes you use rolled fondant or sugar paste. Rolled fondant does not dry hard and has a more pleasant taste when eating. There are many videos on RUclips for making and using rolled fondant. The brand I use and suggest is Renshaw and is available from Deco Pack. www.decopack.com
I hope this information is helpful to you. Thank you for watching!
Thank very much ♥️
@@TheEliane1712 Thanks for watching and Happy Flower Making!
We don't have a crisco in our cantry
What can I use please??
You can use a VEGETABLE based shortening or fat in place of the Crisco. Just DO NOT use a animal fat based product...Thanks for watching and Happy Decorating! Chef Nicholas
Thank you for your answer chef
I wish all the best for you ❤️❤️
My pleasure...Happy Decorating.
Where can I find the receipt .
Hello...It is posted several times during the video, for the recipe to go to our website at www.nicholaslodge.com and click on Recipes & Templates for the Gumpaste Recipe...Thanks for watching and Happy Flower Making!
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Can I substitute fresh egg whites with actiwhite? Thank you
Yes you can. Make up the Actiwhite solution, following the directions and scale it out. Best wishes for a successful project...Nicholas Lodge
@@NicholasLodgeschool Thanks a lot
Certainly...our pleasure.
First God bless you
How can I buy your book
Iam from Jordan
Which book are you interested in? Some are availavble as a download from our website at www.nicholaslodge.com and click on EBooks....The Flower Pro Books are avialable from Katy Sue Designs.com in the UK / England.
Thank you!
Thank you for a wonderful tutorial! Can I sub the Tylose with Gum tragacanth? I have that or Sugarcel from Sugarflair.
Thanks you for watching. No, gum tragacanth and Tylose are two different products. Please do a Google sears for Gum Tragacanth Gumpaste Recipe and you will find the original Nicholas Lodge recipe. Happy Flower Making!
What is modified gumpaste?
Modified gumpaste is a mixture of both gumpaste and rolled fondant. Usually it is a 50/50 mixture of half gumpaste and half rolled fondant. For example, if you needed 8 ounces of modified gumpaste combine 4 ounces of gumpaste with 4 ounces of rolled fondant, kneading them together until combined.
You make amazing videos and I have a question
What roll dose the rose powder have?
Is it for flavour?
Thank you for watching...The rose powder is added for aroma /fragrance only. Remember, you rarely actually eat the gumpaste flowers. They are edible, but usually the flowers are kept as a keepsake...not consumed....Happy decorating! Chef Nicholas
Is there a written recipe too? Would help a lot
Yes there is. Please visit my web site at www.nicholaslodge.com On the HOME page click on RECIPE & TEMPLATES and you will find the written instructions for my gumpaste recipe...as well as many other handouts. Thanks for watching
Thank you Nocholas Lodge you are a good instructor happy to have come across you . I have not yet used gum paste but I use fordant. My fordant keeps breaking. How can I make perfect fordant. Am in Kenya Africa
@@janetmwangi9533 check his web site and click. am also in Malindi Kenya😊
Is this none meltting gumpaste flower recipe
I don't fully understand your question. But is you are asking is this is a non-melting gumpaste, then the answer is no. This gumpaste is sugar based and will adsorb moisture and humidity and any items made from gumpaste should be kept in as humid free environment as possible. Hope this help! Thanks for watching!
@@NicholasLodgeschool can u tell recipe for non melting gum paste pls
@@fiyaa9357 I'm not certain what you mean by non-melting? No-melting due to heat, humidity, long term storage? This gumpaste recipe hold up very well to normal weather heat and weather related humidity. There is not a gumpaste that I know of that can be placed into a moist, humid refrigerator/freezer and hold the flower shapes. You would need a special humidity-free refrigerator for that...I hope this helps to answer your question....Thank you for watching and Happy Flower Making to you!
@@NicholasLodgeschool thank u for ur reply... From srilanka
@@fiyaa9357 You're welcome and thank you for watching...
Sad watching this knowing he’s nowith us
We wanted to keep the Nicholas Lodge RUclips channel and his other on-line classes up and available so that he may continue to educate future cake designers and sugar flower makers. Products that Nicholas mentions in his RUclips videos are still available from www.nicholaslodge.com Thank you for watching Jill and for your kind words...The Nicholas Lodge Legacy Collection Team...