These poured fondant cupcakes are made by Patricia Lisi. She has used the poured fondant icing tutorial together with the how to cover a cupcake with poured fondant tutorial.

This was Patricias first time so I think that the result is amazing :-)

Happy Caking

Louise

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  1. Louise says:

    Nov 11, 2008

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    Serena: Thank you.

    I use many different vanilla cupcakes and not all are good. I like the one from Crabapple bakery though thats really nice and moist.

    Im a bake from scratch girl ;-)

  2. Serena says:

    Nov 5, 2008

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    Your cupcakes & website are absolutley stunning.

    Do you have a cupcake recipe you can share with us? Ive tried a few vanilla ones that have turned out very dry.

    Do you bake from scratch or use cake mix?

  3. Cakespy says:

    Oct 24, 2008

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    These are so lovely. I wish I could eat one, and also have a sculpture for my house! :-)

  4. Sheetal says:

    Oct 22, 2008

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    How very, very pretty! Can’t wait to try this out!

  5. T. Myers says:

    Oct 21, 2008

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    These are too cute, Congrats!!!!

  6. Louise says:

    Oct 21, 2008

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    Patricia: Thank you…..

    Shaaron: any kind of icing is sweet of tasting. Mostly because its often is made with icing sugar. I dont think that the rolled fondant or MMF is hard to cut in.
    Now some rolled fondant brands taste better than others but most of the times I experience that people just peel the fondant off the cake.

    With the IMBC under the fondant it taste really nice.

    Marielba, Eugene & Cakebreak: Thank you all :-)

  7. Cakebreak says:

    Oct 21, 2008

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    Well done! I can’t wait to try it!

  8. Veronica says:

    Oct 21, 2008

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    so cute!


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