Can You Put Fondant Decorations on Butter Cream Icing? : Icing & Frosting
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Whether or not you can put fondant decorations on butter cream icing depends entirely on a few key things. Find out if you can put fondant decorations on butter cream icing with help from an executive pastry chef in this free video clip.
Expert: Kathleen Miliotis
Filmmaker: Gabriela Chennisi
Series Description: That lovely cake or other dessert just isn't complete without delicious icing or frosting on top. Get tips on how to make icing and frosting right in your very own kitchen with help from an executive pastry chef in this free video series. 
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easy and beautiful decoration. thank you
The icing can hold it and if using fondant just apply some water on the back of each dot ;)
is there a video on the reverse ?
Piping BC on fondant
Hello I have to make a spiderman cake topper on a buttercream cake. Will this be ok to put on buttercream or should I put the topper on a board?
Should the cake be cold or room temperature? I'm concerned about condensation.
Home temperature should be cold not warm or hot but don’t use fondant on a cake that you just took out of the freezer or fridge
how do you store the cake after decoration? will fondant decor gets condensation and softened and sweating in fridge or outside?
No.. just store it like you would normally
I once did a buttercream cake an fondant decoration, I notice a while after the fondant decor got sweaty an melty..may I know the reason for that please?
Was your cake cold when you applied the decoration?
I'm always afraid the fondant decor will start sliding off. I am preparing to make a cake with buttercream icing and will add silhouette fondant figures all around to decorate with. Will this work? Thanks
Add a dab of lead piping gel or buttercream on the fondant piece before putting it on the side of the cake
ok..thanks!
AngeloR674
@@AngeloR674 but do you apply fondant when buttercream is set or still wet?
Wet buttercream?… do you mean just applied?.. apply a thin layer of buttercream (dirty ice).. then roll fondant on top of cake 1/8 inch.. make sure fondant is not too thick.. use meringue mix to get your cut outs to stick as well…
What type o f buttercream do you use? Does it need to be a crusting buttercream or will a swiss meringue work?
Ohh such amatuer questions.. doesn’t matter what kind of buttercream…
@@AngeloR674 How rude. Either just answer or don't if you can't be pained to help others, for crying out loud. That's logical for her to ask since one crusts and the other doesn't. @bibika2844 I find them easier to apply to SMBC exactly for that reason -- it doesn't crust so I don't have to do anything like apply more frosting or edible glue, etc. to get it to stick.
No water to the polkadots first before applying?
Should I put the dots immediately after putting the icing? Or should I let the cake sit for a few?
That's what I'm wondering
You should put it in the fridge for a little to harden it a bit
You should put it in the fridge for a little to harden it a bit
Will that work on cream cheese frosting?
+Jennifer Gonzalez I'm pretty sure that it would work just as well, buttercream is more delicate than cream cheese frosting, so I think it's a no-brainer.
Yes!… amatuer question
@@AngeloR674 Can you just GO AWAY? In case you hadn't noticed, this is frickin' RUclips, not Le Cordon Bleu! These people are here because they ARE beginners who are trying to LEARN, and you are being a jerk.
Ok I learned nothing...
While covering a cake with fondant can we cover the cake with ganache and then stick the fondant
Sumayya Kadge yes you can just make sure you ganache the cake a day before or at least 5 hours earlier and leave it in the chiller to be cooled and then don't use fondant straight away leave the cake for 40 to 50 minutes at home temperature so that it release all the moist and then dry the cake with some paper towel and then cover it with fondant :)
@@afghansongs9189 thanks
@@afghansongs9189 no no!… you. Make no sense!!
@@AngeloR674 why not? I have done cakes I know
@@afghansongs9189 Being a “suzie home maker” :) doesn’t count..Professional experience doing cakes is something else…
Why are her highlight white ? And very nice cake :)
Just water to stick The dots?
+meggtij actually water really does do a decent job as fondant glue, especially for larger surfaces. for the small stuff I just use a bit of spit when nobody is watching :-)
That's gross and illegal! Just gross and gross!!!
😂😂😂 I hope it is joke - I really do
Thank you for sharing your talent
Can you plz tell me
Can I steam fondant Alphabet on butter cream to shine ??
Waiting for your reply
Spray fondant with cool water and it will shine!
Can I stick fondant roses to a buttercream cake?...Pls advice
Depends on the weight
You mean gumppaste roses… theres no way to wakena rose with pure fondant
How should the cake be stored afterwards??
As room temperature could get warm everything could melt! would it be ok to put in fridge?
If you use powder sugar for buttercream. It will dry after you apply or decoration but I use frosting icing by egg whites because I don't need to worry it will melted.
Personally, I think that she despises cake in any form.
LOL
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😂😂😂I’m pml at yr comments 👍🏻
how do u get the dot to stick to the cake
Have been reading some of this woman’s replies and I cannot believe how rude and condescending she is . The cake she has made in this video is still spectacular
I'm pretty sure it's a man.
No replies and not useful
For an executive chef she isn't that good at smooth icing a cake. Or decorating for that matter.
+Lydia Blomberg now that's a bit harsh, but I'm glad that you've noticed those fugly grooves in the buttercream too.
Executive chef means idiot with no hands on experience!.. only way to be really good is getting hands on experience!!
not a helpful video
+Courtney Morris helpfuller then youre comment! :-)
I thought the same thing. Not what i was expecting
This cake is not spectacular , i don’t think she should be condescending to people simply for asking questions
I don't think the person in the video is doing that -- her name is Kathleen Miliotis and I don't see replies from the original poster of the video on here. Just another internet troll!