Chocolate Mmf?

Decorating By flytrap77 Updated 20 Jan 2006 , 2:27pm by flytrap77

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flytrap77 Posted 20 Jan 2006 , 8:46am
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Hello Ladies!

I am working on a Sweet 16 cake for a classmate. I want to do a pink and brown color scheme in the Wilton double tier heart shaped pan. My thoughts are to ice it in a soft pink butter cream and accent it with chocolate. (Stripes, scrolly thingys, polka dots, etc)

I have never made mmf. Today I am making the attempt! So my question is how do I make the mmf chocolate? Do I just add cocoa to it? Melted chocolate? Or is that going to mess with the what I am assuming is an already sticky consistency of the mmf?

I want it to be dark and shiny. I don't have any access to buy premade fondant or all of the ingredients to make regular fondant, glycerin I think is one of them. I live in Italy and I am not sure what they call it here.

All advice and suggestions are welcome! I'm off to the store for now!

Thanks in advance!

Kat

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jscakes Posted 20 Jan 2006 , 11:56am
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Found this that may be of some help for you:

http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-14070.html
Good luck!

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flytrap77 Posted 20 Jan 2006 , 2:27pm
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That was extremely helpful...however, I am still a little unclear about when I add the chocolate. Should I add it when I am mixing the marshmallows? Or should I knead in after the 'dough' has come together?

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