I frequently get asked how you cover a cake with fondant. This video by Ron Ben-Israel shows it is done using Satin Ice. I love his rolling pin! The benefit of Satin Ice is how thin it can be rolled. What an awesome tip for making the chocolate fondant shiny.
Sunday, 15 May 2011
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