Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life
Originally Posted by craftsandbaking4me:
beautiful.
what is cast sugar please?
Thanks, it's a combination of granulated sugar and water that is molded to create 3-D forms, like the tops and feet of these bottles. Video coming soon!
I would love to see these in person! Outstanding!!!! I met someone yesterday that was telling me about a very old German sugar mold of a bible she has. Have you seen one?
Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life
Originally Posted by Teri Pringle Wood:
Originally Posted by Teri Pringle Wood:
I would love to see these in person! Outstanding!!!! I met someone yesterday that was telling me about a very old German sugar mold of a bible she has. Have you seen one?
Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life
Originally Posted by Julia M. Usher:
Originally Posted by If You Give A Nerd A Cookie:
These are so so beautiful!!!!!! Is the technique similar to that used for sugar skulls?
Yes, it is, though I've seen some sugar skull recipes that call for meringue powder. I just use sugar and water.
I more often associate the technique with the making of panorama/diorama sugar eggs; you know, the ones that are hollowed out with little vignettes inside of them around Easter. That's how/when I learned the technique one year.
These are so so beautiful!!!!!! Is the technique similar to that used for sugar skulls?
Yes, it is, though I've seen some sugar skull recipes that call for meringue powder. I just use sugar and water.
I more often associate the technique with the making of panorama/diorama sugar eggs; you know, the ones that are hollowed out with little vignettes inside of them around Easter. That's how/when I learned the technique one year.
Thanks! I remember making eggs like that one year.
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