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Jell-O Paste
This is another paste that is used for decorating smaller pieces.
Ingredients 1 bag of flavorless jell-o 4 tbsps water 1 recipe of royal glaze The needed amount of powdered sugar
Preparation
- Dissolve the jell-o with the water in a double sauce pan until it looks like oil.
- Add the glaze and continue mixing in the double sauce pan. Mix very well.
- Remove from fire.
- Let it rest a few minutes and knead it with the sugar.
Sugar Paste The sugar paste is of a hard consistency, obtained form the royal glaze with the syrup, which is fractioned into small portions used to imitate rocks.
Ingredients 1 kg sugar ½ recipe of fresh, consistent glaze
Preparation
- Prepare the syrup by placing the sugar in a metal container with water enough to cover the sugar. Stir it until it mixes well before placing it on the fire.
- Place the container at a low flame until you get syrup to the point of being a hard ball.
- Have the consistent glaze with the color wished for prepared (the color should be brought up two tones more than the color that you really need).
- Mix the glaze with the syrup quickly; giving two or three turns with a wooden spoon in involving movements.
- Turn it immediately onto a cardboard box with buttered paper, you will see how the preparation rises in a spongy form and goes back down slightly.
- Let it cool off until it crystallizes completely (1 ½ hours approximately) and cut the block obtained in chunks.
- Store in closed boxes and use.
Note
- The sugar that should be used must be white and of good quality, or it won’t allow the preparation to rise.
- The syrup must never be mixed while in the fire or it will crystallize.
- The box must be wrapped previously since the preparation must be poured in immediately.
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