I have recently bought some new cookie cutters and I was so happy that I finally found the teapot cookie cutters, I think their shape reminds me of the madhatter’s tea party. I found them on ebay.

The dragon fly is for my insect cutter collection and the car is so close to the car cookies. I did earlier this year, only this one is smaller.

So now there is no excuse anymore! I have to make some cookies soon….

I also wanna show you some adorable pink cupcakes that I made the other day. They are covered in sweet pink poured fondant with small roses on top. I myself had two with a nice cup of tea.

Thanks so far for the Halloween cake ideas you have sent me, please send more:)

Happy Caking!

Louise

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  1. Louise says:

    Jun 1, 2008

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    Bianca: I have so many recipes but it was a vanilla and I made it by beating the eggs & sugar first then add melted butter, and then lightly fold in the dry ingrediens. But the poured fondant also helps make it more domed and smoothe. It it not everytime I get them so domed…

  2. Bianca says:

    May 30, 2008

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    What recipe did you use to get the nice dome?

  3. Louise says:

    Nov 15, 2007

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    Hi ronit,

    Thank you so much!!

    When I use rolled fondant on cookies. i just roll it out very thinly use the same shaped cutter for the cookie and cut out.

    I then brush a thin coat of corn syrup on the cookie and attache the fondant piece on top. I dont have any cream in between. I then use my smoother the get it nice.

    I used to use royal icing on my cookies but this fondant is so much fun and quick to do. you can always make any detail in RI if you like.

    So go and make a try yourself. i bet you will love it:-)

    Louise


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