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Posts Tagged ‘fondant’

Pointed pinkies only, please: petits fours with poured fondant icing

April 1st, 2011 by MaryJane Robbins

Remember the good laugh we had over “grownup” food in our recent bread pudding post? Foods that, when you were younger, only grown-ups ate; and we kids couldn’t for the life of us figure out why?

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Bring on the bling!

January 21st, 2011 by PJ Hamel

“PJ, you need to decorate some fancy cupcakes for a Valentine’s blog post.”

ARGHHHH! Those two little words I (don’t) long to hear–

“Decorate.” “Fancy.”

I immediately go into whine mode.

“Can’t MaryJane do it? She’s SUCH an artist, so good at all that… stuff.”

All that picky, intricate, delicate, SUPREMELY IRRITATING DECORATING STUFF.

For which I have all the patience of a 4-year-old at a birthday party…

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Star of the bake sale: fast fudge cupcakes

January 20th, 2011 by PJ Hamel

Don’t you love it when you find a recipe that does just exactly what you want it to?

I was looking for a good bake sale recipe recently. You know, something fast and easy, something “grab & go” (no wrapping required); something tasty, relatively inexpensive to make… and chocolate.

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Spook up your sweets: fondant ghosts, spiderweb brownies, and cookie spiders

October 22nd, 2010 by MaryJane Robbins

In the dark of the knight the baked goods in the King Arthur Flour test kitchen have come alive to celebrate their favorite time of year with a festive song…

~~On the first day of Halloween, my true love gave to me…  An owl in a spooky old tree~~ On the second day  of Halloween…

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Life at King Arthur Flour is a bed of roses: Shaping Fondant for beginners

August 16th, 2009 by MaryJane Robbins

Recipe: None

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Threadcakes contest winner 3D catagory 2009

I don’t know about you, but this cake reminds me so much of the cast and crew I get to work with each day.

You know, I really love where I work for so many reasons. For instance, during your fifth year as an employee-owner of King Arthur Flour, you get knighted for the first time. You kneel on a pillow during our holiday celebration (known as Twelfth Night); then Steve Voigt, KAF president, states your title while dubbing you on the shoulders with a sword, and you rise to the adoring applause of your fans (or at least your friends and co-workers). The titles are often humorous, and tie in with your work here at KAF, plus your personality and hmmm, shall we say “quirks?” (more…)