Sunday, September 06, 2009

Fondant Cupcakes for a Full Month Celebration

My colleague celebrated his daughter's full month today and I was invited. I wanted to make some cupcakes for him as a gift which will be decorated with fondant. Beginning of the week, I started with making a batch of sugar paste. Then every night after work, I started making the toppers bit by bit and let them dry out. Thank God this whole week there was no rain except this afternoon. The toppers were all drying out very well.

I made the chocolate brownie cupcakes last night and this afternoon I did the chocolate ganache and also to do the assembly of the cupcakes. Anyway, I enjoyed making the toppers but I surely have lots of room for improvement.

Here are my fondant cupcakes. Thanks to my friend Glad, who is a very talented person when it comes to making fondant toppers and cakes. I took some of her ideas on the decoration of my cupcakes.


25 comments:

tracieMoo said...

aww.. they're so cute!

WendyinKK said...

Pretty!!!

Everyday Housewife said...

Hi Baking Mum
Love your little cupcakes. They are so lovely!

ann low said...

These is so cute and amazing! Where did you all these moulds or you handmade it? :)

wenn said...

wow, too beautiful to eat them..

Hugbear said...

Thanks everyone. All the toppers are done by hand except for the letters and flowers, they are done by cutters.

Kitchen Corner said...

That's very very pretty and cute cupcakes! I like it!

GG said...

V cute! Guess its alot effort to get these done =)

Anonymous said...

They are so nice!!! May I know how did you make the fondant? Like to make some of these for my son's coming birthday :) Thanks!

Anonymous said...

BAKING MUM!!!

SO SO SO NICEEEEEEE!!!!!

Do you take order ?

OH BAKING MUM... YOU ARE SO SO SO TALENTED...

Love

Tibits1

Anonymous said...

Hi Hug Bear,

Pls advise, are you using the tray provided by our mico-wave oven? My micro-wave oven has only one rack in the middle so when we bake buns & cakes using conventional bake, should we place our baking tray on the middle rack? Thanks

anonymous

Angel @ Cook.Bake.Love said...

All are very pretty and well done!! U really have a pair of 'qiao shou'.

Hugbear said...

Sometimes I do put the rack, esp when I am baking a square or rectangle shape pan. If I am using round shape, I don't put the rack in. I just place it on the metal at the bottom of the oven which turns during baking. The metal round thing at the bottom of the oven is there even when I use the microwave function, except that I will put the glass plate on top of the metal piece.

Hugbear said...

Thanks Tidbits1, yes I do take orders if I have time as the toppers are rather time consuming to do.

For those who are interested to try, the recipe for the sugar paste in posted in my blog.

jas said...

so lovely! i'm definitely trying this out someday. thanks for sharing :)

Anonymous said...

Hi Hugbear,

Thanks for your advise. You mean the rack in the middle of our oven? For round cake tin, if my tin is smaller than the round metal roller how? What about when baking buns? Thanks

anonymous

Amy Goh said...

Wow! beautiful, got Crocs shoes some more. :)

May said...

Hi Bakingmum, how do you "draw" on fondant? like the milk bottle that you did.. thanks!

Hugbear said...

May, you can either buy those edible writing pen to draw on the fondant or you can use a toothpick and dip it into colour paste and write on the fondant.

felfel said...

hi hugbear, i am wondering how u stick the sugarpaste onto the cupcake/cake? And do u have a specific recipe for the icing and chocolate ganache? thanks and sorry 4 asking so many questions in one go.

Hugbear said...

You can either use a brush with some water to help 'glue' the sugar paste together. Or you can just take a small piece of white sugar paste and dissolve it with a little bit of water to act as your 'glue'. The chocolate ganache recipe is posted together with the Steamed Moist Chocolate Cake. What kind of icing are you look for. If you are talking about sugar paste is it on my blog already.

Anonymous said...

Hugbear,

I followed your recipe for the banana cake.
When I sliced my banana cake, bits fallen off & pcs broken. Where go wrong? Btw how many minutes must we beat butter & sugar till light & creamy & at what speed of our kitchen-aid. Pls advisem will be trying again. Thanks

anonymous

Hugbear said...

Anonymous, sounds like not enough liquid. BTW, how much banana did you add and are they really ripe? If you are using KA, beat at speed 6 or 7 for about 3 to 4 mins.

Anonymous said...

WAH SEH! SOOOOO SWEEETTTT... for keith's little princess? AH leng

felfel said...

hi hugbear , thks 4 e advice. Was wondering about the type of icing that you use to write on a cake or apply on a cake. thks agn

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