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Автор: Zoe Clark
Издательство: Ingram
Серия: Bake me I'm yours . . .
Жанр произведения: Кулинария
Год издания: 0
isbn: 9781446354032
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      nowadays that will suit just about any occasion.

      There are generally two types of materials: paper

      and foil. While there are many more beautiful

      designs in paper, I prefer to use foil cupcake

      cases because they tend to be a lot stronger, help

      preserve the cupcake for longer and look more

      attractive once the cakes have been baked. Sadly,

      unless the paper cases are quite dark or made

      with good-quality paper, they tend to become dull

      and transparent in time.

      classic

      romance

      secret admirer

      These rather indulgent chocolate cupcakes instantly evoke the romance and

      mystery of a glamorous masked ball. With their golden swirled masks, delicate

      red roses and sumptuous chocolate ganache topping, they are guaranteed to

      delight and impress. The luxurious mask is simply cut from caramel-coloured

      flower paste, using the secret admirer template. Brown cupcake cases with gold metallic detail complement the colour scheme and bring a touch of style to the cakes. These masked beauties are the perfect way to reveal your identity to that special somebody you’ve been admiring from afar.

      To add detail to the mask,

      tassels are carefully cut

      from the flower paste and

      decorations are added using

      piped royal icing. The masks

      are dusted with gold lustre for

      a sparkling finishing touch.

       you will need

       cupcakes baked in brown and gold metallic high tea paper cases

       caramel-coloured flower paste

       gold edible lustre dust

       ganache

       caramel-coloured royal icing

       clear alcohol

       small red rolled roses with two extra petals

       small single red petals

       mask template

       small piping (pastry) bag and tube (tip) no. 1

       edible glue

      1 Roll out the caramel-coloured

      flower paste until it is 2–3mm

      (1/16–⅛in) thick. Using the template

      as a guide, cut out the masks

      with a sharp knife. Brush with

      gold edible lustre dust using a

      dusting brush and set aside to dry

      over some kitchen paper (paper

      towels) arranged in the shape of

      the mask. Set aside to harden.

      2 Spread the ganache on to the

      cupcakes using a small palette knife,

      creating a slight dome in the centre

      of each.

      3 Place a no. 1 tube (tip) in the small

      piping (pastry) bag and fill with

      caramel-coloured royal icing. Pipe

      the detail on to the masks.

      You could easily replace

      the rich ganache with

      chocolate buttercream

      if you prefer.

      4 When the piping is dry, paint over the detail

      with gold edible lustre dust mixed with clear

      alcohol. Place the mask on the ganache topping.

      5 Thinly roll out some more caramel-coloured

      flower paste, dust it with gold edible lustre dust

      and cut very thin strips for the tassels on either

      side of the mask. Stick them carefully in place

      with some edible glue.

      6 Finish by making a couple of small red rolled

      roses with two extra petals for each cupcake and

      some single red petals for scattering, following

      the instructions on p. 112. Arrange them around

      the mask as desired.

      As an alternative to the

      mask design, or to mix in

      with the mask cupcakes,

      decorate with just three

      red roses

      The red rolled roses give the

      cupcakes a traditional romantic

      feel. See rolled roses to make.

      back to basics flower pasteganacheroyal icingroses

      classic romance

      Beautiful red roses are a classic symbol of love and romance. These simple yet

      elegant cupcakes are the perfect way to give your heart to that special someone.

      For an unusual twist, why not vary the colour of the rose to a deep purple or blue?