Fondant available in craft and specialty food stores
Powdered sugar
Equipment:
Cookie cutters with Fall shapes
Rolling pin
Waxed paper
Begin by putting a little water down on the counter and laying
out a sheet of waxed paper to work on. The water will help keep
the waxed paper in place as you work.
Open a corner of the wrapper on the fondant and pull off a
piece. Fondant is made out of sugar but it has the look and
feel of modeling clay. You want most of the fondant to stay
in the wrapper so it doesn't dry out as you work.
Next use a rolling pin to flatten the fondant until it's less
than an 1/8 of an inch thick. If the fondant starts to stick
to the rolling pin, sprinkle a little powdered sugar on the
rolling pin and then rub it around with your hand until the
whole roller of the rolling pin is lightly "dusted."
When the fondant is the right thickness use cookie cutters
to cut fun Fall shapes like leaves or pumpkins.
Pull the fondant away from the outside edge of the cookie
cutter. Then gently push the fondant out of the cookie cutter
with your finger.
Put your fall shapes right onto the frosting of your cupcakes.
How pretty!
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