Fondant Rose
Overview
Mainly involved materials: fondant paste, dry pastry, food coloring, white oil, mat, toothpicks, powder packets (cornstarch: powdered sugar 1:1, wrapped with paper towels or cloth with sparse gaps), adhesive (fondant paste melts in heated water), non-stick rolling pin, carving knife, shaping tool, one thick and thin sponge, petal mold, tori mold, paintbrush, fresh-keeping bag, disposable gloves for food, flower drying utensils, sugar flower wire (can be saved)
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Ingredients
Steps
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Knead the fondant paste until soft, press it flat, dip a toothpick in a little coloring and place it in the middle of the fondant
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Knead the pigment thoroughly using various methods
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Make a curved hook at the head of the wire, and use fondant paste to make a drop-shaped flower center
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Assemble the flowers and leave them to dry
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Apply a little white oil to the mat and rolling pin, roll out the fondant paste into thin sheets
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Use the petal mold to cut out three-petal flower pieces
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Wrap unused fondant paste and flower pieces in plastic wrap promptly
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Take a piece of flower and use a knife to clearly cut out the edges of the petals
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Pat a few points on a thin sponge with a smoothing powder bag to prevent sticking
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Place the flower pieces on a thin sponge and use a round-shaped shaping tool to thin the flower pieces
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Move the thinned flower pieces onto a thick sponge and make a hollow in the middle
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Use a pen to apply adhesive on the petals
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Insert the center of the flower into the center of the petals and secure
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The first petal covers the center of the flower
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Jump over the next petal and wrap it around the center of the flower
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Skip another petal and wrap another petal
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In this way, wrap the remaining petals
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The first layer of petals is completed (flower bones)
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Use the same method to thin the petals. Press the first petal into a concave shape on the thick sponge
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Skip the second petal, and press the third and fourth petals into the hollow
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Turn over and press indent the remaining second and fifth petals
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Central depression
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Use a pen to apply adhesive on the petals
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Insert the prepared flower bones into the center of the petals
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Fix the two concave petals first
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Then adjust and fix the remaining three petals;
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The second layer of petals is assembled;
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After thinning with the same method, press indent all five petals
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Turn over and press the concave center
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Apply adhesive to the center of the petals with a pen
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Insert the half-opened flower into the center of the petals
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Adjust the pattern
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Use the same method as before to roll out the green fondant thinly and press it into a torus shape
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Use a round head to make the receptacle thin and long on the thin sea surface, then transfer it to a thick sponge and press it into the center of the concave area
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Use a pen to apply adhesive on the flower receptacle
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Insert the flower into the center point of the receptacle and adjust the glue