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How to make Edible Fondant Rose Petals

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Author: Dini K.

What’s better than actual rose petals to decorate your desserts? Edible Fondant Rose Petals! They’re perfect to decorate cupcakes, cakes and cookies, and to be used as a garnish for drinks and other desserts too! Here’s a complete video tutorial for free! 🙂

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Beautiful, Fondant Rose Petals - the perfect decoration or garnish to your desserts! A full video tutorial on how to make these petals for free! CLICK to see the video. REPIN to save it! #TheFlavorBender

Beautiful, Fondant Rose Petals - the perfect decoration or garnish to your desserts! A full video tutorial on how to make these petals for free! CLICK to see the video. REPIN to save it! #TheFlavorBender

A few months ago, I made this amazing Vanilla Rose and White Chocolate Cocktail inspired by my Sri Lankan Falooda drink, but never got around to publishing it on the blog until today. It’s a delightfully delicious, sweet, creamy, floral white chocolate cocktail flavoured with a Rose syrup made from scratch and it also has a very romantic feel to it because of that gorgeous red, pink colours. I decided to take that romantic vibe a step further, and made these beautiful fondant rose petals to garnish that cocktail.

So if you guys have fondant tools (which are easy to find in any cake decorating supplies store, or some supermarkets or on Amazon), here’s a SIMPLE tutorial on how to make those gorgeous and very realistic-looking Fondant Rose Petals, so you can decorate absolutely anything you want with edible flower petals like these! 🙂

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How to make Edible Fondant Rose Petals

Author: Dini K.
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Ingredients:

What you need

  • Fondant any colour
  • Fondant ball tool
  • Fondant shaping foam
  • Flower drying foam or cups
  • Round cutter or petal cutter
  • Fondant shaping tools or toothpicks/skewers
  • Colouring dust
  • Paint brushes
  • Fondant rolling pin a small one
  • Cornflour
  • Petal veiners optional

Instructions:

  • Please see video in the post.

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These are perfect to decorate cocktails (pictured above), cupcakes and cakes, and even cookies (after letting them dry flat without the use of a drying cup or foam).

So what did we learn today?

Today was all about learning how to make decorative fondant rose petals that are totally edible! Yes, you need a few fondant tools to achieve a very realistic looking rose petal, but it’s easy to do and looks absolutely gorgeous!

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  2. Zita says

    Hi Dini! Thanks for all your wonderful ideas. Sorry I have been away for a bit. But I am happy to be back appreciating and I am sure, very soon, trying out your beautiful ideas!
    All the best!

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  3. Wendy says

    These are stunning, Dini! Really beautiful! I can’t wait for an opportunity to try this! Thank you so much for taking the time to make the tutorial. Now a question about photography (I need major photography tutoring.) I have always enjoyed your photos, but they seem to be even prettier and enticing recently. The photos in this post are AMAZING. Any tips you could share?

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    • Dini says

      Thank you Julie!! Yes! It is like egg crate foam, but you can easily use an egg packaging box too, or small half sphere moulds. The petals can be dried out in the cavities in there. If you can’t find or don’t want to buy the Fondant foam, you can get a cheaper foam for that too – like a piece of mattress foam!

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